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With his athletic build, heavy-lidded expressive eyes and attractive good looks, Omar Epps frequently was cast as sports heroes and troubled teenagers early in his career, but as he amassed more credits and demonstrated his range, he moved on to more substantial dramatic fare. The young actor made a promising film debut as star of "Juice" (1992), cinematographer Ernest Dickerson's directorial debut, a violent and tragic take on four young men growing up in Harlem....

Filmography

Love Can't Hide - ( Producer / / Announced / )
Love Can't Hide - ( Screenplay / / Announced / )
Love Can't Hide - ( - Cast / / Announced / )
Serenity Falls - ( Trey Knox / / Announced / )
Cursed - ( / 2005 / Released / )
Against the Ropes - ( Luther Shaw / 2004 / Released / )
Alfie - ( Marlon / 2004 / Released / Paramount Home Entertainment )
Big Trouble - ( Seitz / 2002 / Released / )
Perfume - ( J B / 2002 / Released / )
Brother - ( Denny / 2001 / Released / Kitano )
Love & Basketball - ( Quincy McCall / 2000 / Released / )
Wes Craven Presents: Dracula 2000 - ( Marcus / 2000 / Released / )
Breakfast of Champions - ( Wayne Hoobler / 1999 / Released / )
In Too Deep - ( Jeff Cole--J Reid / 1999 / Released / )
The Mod Squad - ( Linc Hayes / 1999 / Released / )
The Wood - ( Mike / 1999 / Released / )
Scream 2 - ( Phil Stevens / 1997 / Released / )
Higher Learning - ( Malik Williams / 1995 / Released / )
Major League II - ( Willie Mays Hayes / 1994 / Released / )
The Program - ( Darnell Jefferson / 1993 / Released / )
Juice - ( Quincy / 1992 / Released / )
TV Credits
Countdown To The Emmys 2007 ( 2007 / Released ): Actor
The 2007 Primetime Creative Arts Emmys ( 2007 / Released ): Actor
House ( 2004 / Released ): Actor
Wilson's Heart ( 2008 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

House's Head ( 2008 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Living the Dream ( 2008 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Frozen ( 2008 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Games ( 2007 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Ugly ( 2007 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Mirror Mirror ( 2007 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Guardian Angels ( 2007 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

97 Seconds ( 2007 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

The Right Stuff ( 2007 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Alone ( 2007 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Human Error ( 2007 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

The Jerk ( 2007 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Resignation ( 2007 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Family ( 2007 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

House Training ( 2007 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Act Your Age ( 2007 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Airborne ( 2007 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Fetal Position ( 2007 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Top Secret ( 2007 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Half-Wit ( 2007 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Insensitive ( 2007 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Words and Deeds ( 2007 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Finding Judas ( 2006 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Whac-A-Mole ( 2006 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Son of Coma Guy ( 2006 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Que Sera Sera ( 2006 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Fools For Love ( 2006 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Informed Consent ( 2006 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Cane & Able ( 2006 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Meaning ( 2006 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

No Reason ( 2006 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Who's Your Daddy ( 2006 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Forever ( 2006 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

House vs. God ( 2006 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

All In ( 2006 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Safe ( 2006 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Clueless ( 2006 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Sex Kills ( 2006 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Skin Deep ( 2006 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Distractions ( 2006 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Need to Know ( 2006 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Deception ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

The Mistake ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Hunting ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Spin ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Daddy's Boy ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

TB or Not TB ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Humpty Dumpty ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Autopsy ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Acceptance ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Honeymoon ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Three Stories ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Love Hurts ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Kids ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Role Model ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Heavy ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Mob Rules ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Control ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Cursed ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Sports Medicine ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Detox ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Histories ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

DNR ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Poison ( 2005 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Fidelity ( 2004 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Damned If You Do ( 2004 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Maternity ( 2004 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Occam's Razor ( 2004 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Paternity ( 2004 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

Pilot ( 2004 )
TV Episode Dr. Eric Foreman

The 2004 Billboard Music Awards ( 2004 / Released ): Actor
The 2003 Espy Awards ( 2003 / Released ): Actor
The 34th NAACP Image Awards ( 2003 / Released ): Actor
Conviction ( 2002 / Released ): Actor
The 32nd NAACP Image Awards ( 2001 / Released ): Actor
The 2000 Essence Awards ( 2000 / Released ): Actor
The 1999 MTV Movie Awards ( 1999 / Released ): Actor
First Time Felon ( 1997 / Released ): Actor
Deadly Voyage ( 1996 / Released ): Actor
ER ( 1994 / Released ): Actor
Night Shift ( 1997 )
TV Episode Dr Dennis Gant

TV Episode Dr Dennis Gant

TV Episode Dr Dennis Gant

TV Episode Dr Dennis Gant

Fear Of Flying ( 1996 )
TV Episode Dr Dennis Gant

Daybreak ( 1993 / Released ): Actor
Here and Now ( 1992 / Released ): Actor
Full Biography (Back to top)

With his athletic build, heavy-lidded expressive eyes and attractive good looks, Omar Epps frequently was cast as sports heroes and troubled teenagers early in his career, but as he amassed more credits and demonstrated his range, he moved on to more substantial dramatic fare. The young actor made a promising film debut as star of "Juice" (1992), cinematographer Ernest Dickerson's directorial debut, a violent and tragic take on four young men growing up in Harlem. Co-starring the late rapper Tupac Shakur, "Juice" showcased Epps' developed emotional range with his nuanced performance that maintained the appropriate restraint. He followed as a running back in the college football drama "The Program" (1993). Remembered more for the copycat incidents of young men imitating a scene in the film in which players lie in traffic to prove their toughness, the film featured a sympathetic but often overlooked performance by Epps. The following year, he switched to baseball as co-star of "Major League II", taking over the role of Willie Mays Hayes from originator Wesley Snipes. His next athletic endeavor was playing a runner in John Singleton's "Higher Learning" (1995), an unflinching look at the brutal politics of college life. Epps' character, a track star on a sports scholarship, quickly finds that his academic performance matters little to an administration that sees him merely as an athletic advantage.

After some notable television work, Epps returned to the big screen in 1997 with a brief turn as a giddy moviegoer who ends up an early victim of a psycho slasher in the blockbuster sequel "Scream 2". 1999 saw him take on legend-of-cool Linc in "The Mod Squad", the odd feature adaptation of the dated TV series most memorable for placing Epps in attractive but uncomfortable and decidedly unfashionable tight pants, a subject frequently raised by the actor in interviews promoting the film. While "The Mod Squad" proved a critical and box office bust, Epps later 1999 effort "The Wood" promised to put the actor back on the map, offering him a serious and multi-dimensional role quite un