Omar Epps

If Reagan can do it, I know I can." Newsday, 1999. His birthday is April 20, 1964. "I'm going to be the first black President of the United States. Glover does not celebrate his birthday twice a year (April and September 20th), as previously noted here and elsewhere.
. What is It? has yet to be shown commercially in theatres, although Glover has said he plans on releasing it as part of a trilogy at some point in the future. Epps was born in Brooklyn, New York. The principal actors in the film have Down syndrome.

Welcomed his first child with fiance Keisha Spivey in July 2004, a daughter named K'mari Mae. In the late-1990's, he toured with prints of the film and showed various slides and read excerpts from his works. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts in New York, NY. Glover made his directorial debut with What Is It? (2005). Attended Fiorello H. He has received some considerable mainstream attention recently as the reticent fetishist, the 'Thin Man' in the Charlie's Angels films. Began writing screenplays at age ten. the title characters in Bartleby, (2001) and Willard (2003).

Belongs to a rap group called Wolfpak that he formed with his brother in 1991. He has continued to play exceedingly eccentric types, e.g. Omar Hashim Epps (born 23 July 1973) is an American actor and musician. He played Andy Warhol in Oliver Stone's The Doors in (1991). Juice - (1992). Glover later commented that he was rather surprised how many people figured it out. The Program - (1993). He included his home phone number with copies of the album, encouraging listeners to phone when they'd "solved" his puzzle.

Major League II - (1994). The album features Clowny Clown Clown (which has its own music video), a cover of Nancy Sinatra's These Boots Are Made for Walkin', and readings of his poetry, including: Rat Catching (Glover modified an old book by adding or deleting pictures, text, and drawings), Oak-Mot, What It Is & How It Is Done (a man's life told in first, second and third person). Higher Learning - (1995). The Solution = Let It Be (1989) through Restless Records. Scream 2 - (1997). In 1989, during a hiatus from films, Glover released an album called The Big Problem Does Not Equal the Solution. Blossoms and Veils - (1997). His characters were notable for the peculiar personality tics and unconventional thought processes.