Forest Whitaker TV Schedule
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Coming up this week
Forest Whitaker on TV This Week
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Wed 16
The Last Stand — Forest Whitaker
A disgraced border-town sheriff pulls out the heavy artillery in order to capture a drug kingpin who's on his way to Mexico after escaping from an FBI convoy.
Air Time & Details for Forest Whitaker, Wed 16, 7:00 pm -
Sat 19
The Last Stand — Forest Whitaker
A disgraced border-town sheriff pulls out the heavy artillery in order to capture a drug kingpin who's on his way to Mexico after escaping from an FBI convoy.
Air Time & Details for Forest Whitaker, Sat 19, 9:52 am -
Sun 20
Criminal Minds: The Fight — Forest Whitaker
Hotch and the team investigate the murders of homeless men in San Francisco, and they work with a separate BAU group handling a case that may be connected to the deaths.
Air Time & Details for Forest Whitaker, Sun 20, 1:00 am -
Sun 20
The Great Debaters — Forest Whitaker
Denzel Washington directed and stars in this inspiring and uplifting true story, which chronicles the rise of a debate team at a small all-black college in Texas that went on to challenge Harvard in the 1930s.
Air Time & Details for Forest Whitaker, Sun 20, 8:30 am
Filmography
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Biography
About Forest Whitaker
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Forest Whitaker attended college on a football scholarship, then, interested in Opera, transferred to U.S.C. on two more scholarships to study Music and Theater. He landed small roles on television and in two films, beginning with Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982).
He got his big break when he appeared in Oliver Stone's Platoon and Martin Scorsese's The Color of Money (both 1986). After a few more supporting roles, Whitaker got his first lead in Clint Eastwood's Bird (1988), in which he played the title role -- heroin-addicted jazz great Charlie Parker, a performance which won him the 1988 Cannes Film Festival Best Actor award. Although now better-known as an lead actor, he was unable to greatly capitalize on his success and remained primarily a supporting player in films.
He is the older brother of actor Damon Whitaker.