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Dondré Terrell Whitfield (born May 27, 1969) is an American actor. He began his career appearing in a recurring role as Robert Foreman on the NBC sitcom The Cosby Show (1985–87), before playing Terrence Frye in the ABC Daytime soap opera, All My Children (1991–94).
Foreman Roberts is an industry leader in the design of Mechanical, Electrical and Public Health (MEP) engineering for buildings. We use our expertise to deliver innovative, energy-efficient solutions that actively support the performance and wellbeing of people and communities within the built environment.
- Character History
- Relationship with House
- Personality
- Foreman Becomes House
Early Life
Eric Foreman was born into a poor but honest and hard-working family, somewhere in New York City's general vicinity. His father is Rodney Foreman, and his mother, now deceased, was Alicia Foreman. He is two years younger than his only sibling, his brother Marcus Foreman. Foreman's parents were very religious (and his father remains so) and raised Eric and Marcus in their faith. It seems Foreman's parents, although honest, attentive, loving, moral, and capable of providing for their children's...
Higher Learning
Foreman was admitted into Columbia Universityon a full scholarship. He studied biochemistry and maintained a perfect grade point average. However, many of the people he met after this point in his life often assumed he was there simply because he was black and was given advantages. This merely drove Foreman to work harder, but the downside of this was that Foreman came to the point where he felt that to prove his worth, he had to finish at the top all the time. He did not get along well with...
Medical Training
Foreman stayed at Hopkins to do his internship. While there, he was trained by Dr. Walter Cofield, the residency director. House refers to Cofield as Foreman's "old mentor," with House being his "new mentor". After this, he obtained a neurology residency under Dr. Marty Hamilton in Los Angeles. Foreman and Hamilton had a very good working relationship, but he started to look for more challenges as he completed his residency. He finally became aware that the great diagnostician Dr. House was l...
Although Foreman knows that he is well qualified for his job, he must put up with House's constant jibes that he is House's affirmative action hire, either because of his race (he is the only African-American of note at the hospital) or his previous criminal record. Even when House is in a good mood, he insists he only keeps Foreman on because Fore...
House's observations are not without merit. Foreman has no close friends or relationships. This is comparable to House, although it can be argued that House does have a single close friend in Wilson. He loves his parents, but is alienated from them. Like House, he has rejected his father's belief system (his father is a devout Christian while Forem...
Foreman tried to leave Princeton-Plainsboro because he didn't want to become more like House. However, this turned out to be a pointless exercise at it appeared Foreman was becoming more and more like his mentor with every passing week. House, for his part, believed that Foreman had always been like him, but was in denial about it. House had always...
Robert K. C. Forman, is a former professor of religion at the City University of New York, author of several studies on religious experience, and co-editor of the Journal of Consciousness Studies.
Robert Foreman is the Director of Athletics for Mustang Public Schools. Prior to serving as Athletic Director he served as an Assistant Principal at Mustang High School from 2011-2017.
ROBERT FOREMAN – is Co-Founder of the film production entity West Bridge Entertainment & Co-Founder of Gravity Arch, a theatrical distribution company. Robert has distributed, sold, financed ...
- Gravity Arch
Robert Foreman is known for Redline (2007), Sister Mary (2011) and Hacks (2014).
