オマー・エップスのベスト映画とテレビ番組トップ 10

最高の オマー・エップス 映画やテレビ番組には、医療、犯罪、ファンタジーなどの長期放送ジャンルがあり、大画面でも素晴らしい仕事をしています。エップスはブルックリンで生まれ、舞台芸術を専門とする高校に通った後、音楽と俳優の仕事を始めました。その後、映画デビュー作で大ブレイクを果たした。 ジュース、 ラップ界のレジェンド、トゥパック・シャクールの映画デビュー作としても注目を集めた。それはほんの始まりにすぎませんでした。

エップスは大画面で大成功を収めましたが、テレビでの活躍のおかげでスターになりました。医療ドラマで小さな役を繰り返し演じた後、 救急処置室医療ドラマシリーズでエリック・フォアマン博士役に抜擢されて人気が爆発した 家。俳優はこの役でいくつかの賞にノミネートされ、その後も これを利用してテレビ番組で一連のレギュラー役に躍り出た 彼が任期を終えてからほぼ毎年、 家。エップスは映画出演をやめなかったが、小さなスクリーンで自分の価値を証明した。

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スクリーム2 (1997)

オマー・エップスがフィル・スティーヴンスを演じる

最初 悲鳴 この映画は、物語が実際に始まる前にドリュー・バリモアが殺された初演で知られるようになった。彼は、映画の最中にジャネット・リーを殺したときと同じような、古いアルフレッド・ヒッチコックのトリックを使用しました。 サイコパス。 2番目 悲鳴 映画でも同様のトリックが描かれたが、主演はバリモアよりもずっと小さい。今度はジェイダ・ピンケットでした。 別の世界 そして 脅威社会Ⅱ。 ただし、映画の中でオマー・エップスが演じた彼女のボーイフレンドのことを覚えていない人もいるかもしれません。

このシーンはかなりパロディ化されており、ピンケットは大学生としてボーイフレンドと映画を観ている。 刺す最初の映画の出来事に基づいた映画。彼女とエップスのフィル・スティーブンスは、プロモーションのためのスタントだと思った皆の目の前で殺された。エップスは映画の序盤で亡くなったため、これは小さな役だったが、オリジナルの映画と同様に、映画の最も記憶に残る瞬間の一つとなった。 スクリーム2 そして、エップスの才能に対するさらに多くの聴衆を獲得するのに役立ちました。

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ディス・イズ・アス (2019-2020)

オマー・エップスがダーネル・ホッジスを演じる

これが私たちです 主に、ジャスティン・ハートリー、クリッシー・メッツ、スターリング・K・ブラウンが演じるこの物語の「三つ子」を中心に展開しました。ハートレーとメッツはジャックとレベッカ・ピアソンの間に生まれた双子で、ブラウンは同じ日に生まれ、夫婦の養子となった。このシリーズは、ジャックの死後の未来と、ジャックとレベッカが彼らを成長する人間に育てる子供時代の間を行き来します。 オマー・エップスはダーネル・ホッジスとしてシーズン4のシリーズに契約した。

マリク・ホッジスは両親と暮らす 10 代の父親です。彼はランダル（ブラウン）の養女であるデジャと付き合い始める。ダーネル・ホッジスはマリク（アサンテ・ブラック）の父親です。彼の役割は小さく、3つのエピソードにしか登場しませんが、これはエップスのキャリアの中で最も人気があり成功した番組の1つであり、息子のために最善を尽くそうとする父親としてしっかりした役割を果たしています。彼は、人々が彼をどのように見ているかではなく、息子が誰であるかを擁護するそのシーズンの最高のスピーチの1つを行います。

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シューター (2016-2018)

アイザック・ジョンソン大尉を演じるオマー・エップス

2016年、USAネットワークはマーク・ウォールバーグの映画を制作した シューター そしてそれをテレビシリーズとして再利用しました。また、主要な役割のキャストにいくつかの有名人を追加することも選択しました。ライアン・フィリップ（あなたが去年の夏に何をしたか知っています）ボブ・リー・スワガー役で主演を務め、オマー・エップスがシークレットサービスエージェントのアイザック・ジョンソン役でキャストに加わった。 スワッガーの元海軍司令官であり、彼を戦闘に復帰させた男 訪問中の要人を守るために。

プロットは映画と似ており、ウクライナ人訪問者の保護を手伝うために元狙撃兵が招待された。[resident from an assassination attempt, only to be framed for the murder when it happens. Epps plays the role of the man that Bob Lee thought set him up, only to be revealed to be someone as blind to the situation as he was. Epps remains a main character in the cast throughout all three seasons of the series, allowing him a little more action than he was used to over the years.

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Conviction (2002)

Omar Epps Plays Carl Upchurch

In 2002, Omar Epps took on a lead role in a made-for-TV biopic of Carl Upchurch. The film is called Conviction and is about a man who educates himself and turns his life around while serving a prison sentence. In real life, Upchurch was a former gang member who served several stints in prison and finally found a spiritual awakening, during which he began to work to improve not only his own life but also that of others. He created a group that brokered peaces in Columbus, Ohio, between the Crips and the Bloods.

Conviction tells his life story and shows how he started his mission by providing help by mediating problems between inmates and later between street gangs. The film was based on Upchurch’s own autobiography, and it aired initially on Showtime. Epps earned a nomination for hire performance from the NAACP Image Awards for Outstanding Actor in a Television Movie, Mini-Series, or Dramatic Special.

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Higher Learning (1995)

Omar Epps Plays Malik Williams

In 1995, iconic filmmaker John Singleton directed the drama Higher Learning, a film about incoming freshmen at a fictional university and their struggles. The three freshmen are played by Omar Epps (track star Malik Williams), Kristy Swanson (shy and naive Kristen Conner), and Michael Rapaport (lonely Remy). While they were all in the lead, there were other iconic appearances, as it featured Tyra Banks’ first movie role, and both Laurence Fishburne and Ice Cube earned NAACP Image Award nominations.

However, it was Epps, Swanson, and Rapaport who really carried the movie, with Rappaport’s Remy finding acceptance in a white supremacist group and Epps’ Malik realizing that he has to do twice as much as a white student just to make people notice his work. The film received mixed reviews, with Roger Ebert writing that Singleton “uses familiar kinds of characters and then asks hard questions about them.” That is on full display with Epps’ character and his nuanced performance.

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Resurrection (2014-2015)

Omar Epps Plays J. Martin “Marty” Bellamy

Most of Omar Epp’s television shows are set in realistic worlds, whether medical dramas, action thrillers, or crime dramas. In 2014, he did something completely different. Two years after his breakout role in House, Epps signed on for the fantasy drama series Resurrection. This show starts out with a shocking moment when the loved ones of the small town of Arcadia, Missouri, come back from the dead, unaged since they died. This lack of aging doesn’t change no matter how long ago they passed away.

It includes an eight-year-old who died in 1982, who was found alive and in China. He is brought back home by an immigration agent named Marty Bellamy, played by Omar Epps. Soon, another dead resident returns, and they warn more are coming. Epps has a tough role as an outsider who sees the unexplained happening and has to figure out how to deal with the phenomenon. The actor was a major player in both seasons and received an NAACP Image Award nomination for his performance.

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Juice (1992)

Omar Epps Plays Q

Omar Epps made his feature film debut in the same movie that rap icon Tupac Shakur also made his debut. The film is called Juice, a crime thriller about a group of four Black youths in Harlem who struggle with police harassment and rival neighborhood gangs. The four leads are Epps as Q, Tupac as Roland Bishop, Khalil Kain as Raheem Porter, and Jermaine Hopkins as Steel Thurman. They are high schoolers who often skip school, steal records for Q’s DJ dreams, and get harassed by the police and a Puerto Rican gang.

When Bishop thinks they need to rob a local convenience store, Q starts to have second thoughts about their lifestyle. Juice received mostly positive reviews, receiving 81% on Rotten Tomatoes, with critics praising its ability to tell the story of angry youth trying to find a way to gain self-control over their lives. Epps has the main protagonist role, with him falling out with Tupac’s Bishop, and fighting for his own survival. It made Epps a star and proved Tupac had a possible future in movies.

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Power Book III: Raising Kanan (2021-2024)

Omar Epps Plays Detective Malcolm Howard

The third series in the Power franchise, Power Book III: Raising Kanan, takes place in the 1990s and focuses on Kanan Stark’s early years. While 50 Cent played Kanan in the original series, Mekai Curtis portrays him here as a younger man who gets into bad business to help his mother, who runs her own growing drug business. The series has continued the success of the franchise, with three seasons and a total of five planned out to finish this story.

Omar Epps plays a very complicated role here. He signed on to play Malcolm Howard, an NYPD Detective and Kanan’s biological father. While he is a police officer, he is also one of the main antagonists of the series. He does some very despicable things to achieve his goal of cleaning up the streets. He also works to win over Kanan as his father, while also trying to shut down Kanan’s mother’s drug empire. Epps left the show after season 3, but Howard played a hugely important role before he finally fell.

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Love & Basketball (2000)

Omar Epps Plays Quincy McCall

In 2000, Omar Epps enjoyed his first major awards recognition for his role in the romantic sports drama Love & Basketball. Produced by Spike Lee and directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood (The Old Guard), Epps stars as basketball star Quincy McCall, a young man who falls in love with another basketball star named Monica (played by Sanaa Lathan). The movie follows the characters through four different years of their lives, as kids, high schoolers, college students, and finally adults, when they make it to the pros.

Love & Basketball plays as a romance with basketball as the backdrop, and critics loved it. It has an 85% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with critics praising the chemistry and acting skills of both Epps and Lathan. Both received nominations at the BET Awards, with Lathan winning. It also swept the Black Reel Awards, winning for Best Film, Best Director, and Best Actress for Lathan. Epps also received an NAACP Image Award nomination for his performance, while Lathan won for her role.

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House (2004-2012)

Omar Epps Plays Dr. Eric Foreman

Arguably, the most important role of Omar Epps’ career came when he signed on to the medical drama series, House. The series was mostly a case-of-the-week drama series with a brilliant doctor and his handpicked team of experts. Epps plays one of those experts, Dr. Eric Foreman. House chose Foreman because he knew that this was a man who would question every decision he made, and he knew that would only make them all a better team in the long run.

House’s team imploded as the series wore on, but Dr. Foreman thrived after the fact and ended up given complete authority over the hospital by the time the series ended. Foreman, as much as House, was a major player in the show for the entire series run and Epps proved he could be a major television star in this role. House is a big reason that Omar Epps has remained one of the most in-demand TV actors of the 21st century.