Mark-Paul Gosselaar
Birth Name:
Mark-Paul Harry Gosselaar
Birth Place:
Panorama City, California, United States
Profession
Actor, Soundtrack, Director, Producer
Fast Facts
- Won the Category 4/5 Sprint Championship event in Los Angeles at the Encino Velodrome
- Started performing in Smurf and Oreo commercials at a young age
- Best known for his roles in the series "Saved by the Bell," "NYPD Blue" and "Franklin & Bash․"
- His hair had to be died before each episode of "Saved by the Bell" to make sure that it stayed blonde
- Possesses the ability to fly airplanes
- Trained in motocross racing at the age of three
- While growing up, he and his family spoke fluent Dutch at home
Awards
- 1989Young Artist Award - Best Young Actor in a Cable Family Series:Nominated
- 1989Young Artist Award - Best Young Actor/Actress Ensemble in a Television Comedy, Drama Series or Special:Nominated
- 1990ACE - Actor in a Comedy Series:Nominated
- 1990Blimp Award - Favorite TV Actor:Nominated
- 1990Q Award - Best Actor in a Quality Comedy Series:Nominated
- 1990Young Artist Award - Outstanding Young Ensemble Cast in a Youth Series or Variety Show:Nominated
- 1991ACE - Actor in a Comedy Series:Nominated
- 1991Blimp Award - Favorite TV Friends:Nominated
- 1991Blimp Award - Favorite TV Actor:Nominated
- 1991Young Artist Award - Best Young Actor Starring in an Off-Primetime Series:Winner
- 1991Young Artist Award - Outstanding Young Ensemble Cast in a Television Series:Winner
- 1992Blimp Award - Favorite TV Actor:Nominated
- 1992Q Award - Best Actor in a Quality Comedy Series:Nominated
- 1992Young Artist Award - Outstanding Young Ensemble Cast in a Television Series:Nominated
- 1992Young Artist Award - Best Young Actor Starring in an Off-Primetime or Cable Series:Nominated
- 1993Blimp Award - Favorite TV Actor:Nominated
- 1993TV Guide Award - Editor's Choice:Winner
- 1993TV Guide Award - Favorite TV Couple:Nominated
- 1993TV Guide Award - Favorite Bromance:Nominated
- 1993TV Guide Award - Favorite Frenemies:Winner
- 1993Special Award - Ensemble Award:Winner
- 1993Young Artist Award - Best Young Actor in a Television Movie:Nominated
- 1993Young Artist Award - Best Ensemble Performance in a TV Movie or Special:Winner
- 1993Young Artist Award - Best Young Actor in a Off-Primetime Series:Nominated
- 1994Blimp Award - Favorite Television Actor:Nominated
- 1994TV Guide Award - Favorite Ensemble:Winner
- 1994Young Artist Award - Outstanding Youth Ensemble in a Cable or Off Primetime Series:Nominated
- 1994Young Artist Award - Best Youth Actor Leading Role in a Television Series:Nominated
- 1995Blimp Award - Favorite Television Actor:Nominated
- 1995Young Artist Award - Best Performance by a Youth Actor in a TV Mini-Series or Special:Nominated
- 1995YoungStar Award - Best Performance by a Young Actor in a Comedy TV Series:Nominated
- 1995YoungStar Award - Best Performance by a Young Actor in a Drama Film:Nominated
- 1995YoungStar Award - Best Performance by a Young Actor in a Miniseries/Made-for-TV Movie:Nominated
- 1995YoungStar Award - Best Young Ensemble Cast - Television:Winner
- 1996Young Artist Award - Best Young Leading Actor - Feature Film:Nominated
- 1997Prism Award - Performance in TV Movie or Miniseries:Winner
- 1997Young Artist Award - Best Performance in a TV Movie, Mini-Series or Special - Leading Young Actor:Nominated
- 1997YoungStar Award - Best Performance by a Young Actor in a Made For TV Movie:Nominated
- 1999Teen Choice Award - Film - Funniest Scene:Nominated
- 1999Teen Choice Award - Film - Choice Actor:Nominated
- 1999Teen Choice Award - Film - Choice Sleazebag:Nominated
- 2002Grace Award - Best Actor - Television:Winner
- 2004Impact AwardWinner
- 2005Prism Award - Performance in a Drama Series Episode:Nominated
- 2007TV Land Award - Break Up That Was So Bad It Was Good:Nominated
- 2024Astra TV Award - Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series:Nominated
- 2025Critics Choice Award - Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series:Nominated