Danny Boushebel is an American TV and Film actor. Born in Lebanon, but living in California, he is best known for his guest star roles on Quantico, Elementary, as well as House Of Cards, The Blacklist, Homeland, Drop Dead Diva, Pan Am, and Damages to name a few. Mr. Boushebel will be seen next in the upcoming comedy Vice Principals set to air on HBO in July 2016 as well as the drama Stranger Things on Netflix in August 2016.
'Much Loved' (2015) by Oscar nominated and Multi-award winning director Nabil Ayouch which Danny stars in as Ahmad world premiered and was nominated the Director's Fortnight at Cannes Film Festival 2015, TIFF2015, and BFI2015 to name a few. He also played Dr. Moran in Anja Marquardt's and Oren Moverman's feature film 'She's Lost Control' (2014) which world Premiered at the Berlin Film Festival (Feb. 2014) and will be theatrically released in March 2015. He will also be starring as Malik in Raj Amit Kumar's upcoming feature film 'Unfreedom' (2015) which opens up in theaters on May 29th, 2015.
Danny also played Sali Elaha in Mary Harron's Lifetime biopic 'Anna Nicole' (2013). He also starred as Al-Jabbar in 'Beneath The Surface' (2014) which world Premiered in Cannes Film Festival (Court Metrage) in May 2014.
In addition to his extensive work on TV and Film, he also starred in the series regular role of JB in the hit comedic web series 'The Bar Series' (2012). Mr. Boushebel has had the pleasure of working opposite major Hollywood Industry players such as Danny McBride, Walton Goggins, Lucy Liu, Jonny Lee Miller, Kevin Spacey, Robin Wright, Jennifer Ehle, Mandy Patinkin, Dylan Baker, Adam Goldberg, Brooke Elliott, and Agnes Bruckner to name a few. Being fluent in Arabic (all regional Dialects) continues to serve an edge to Mr. Boushebel's diverse, ethnically ambiguous, and multi-ethnic background. Moreover, he continues to rise as an up-and-coming actor, writer, producer, and director to look out for. He has completed writing several projects that are being pitched to major TV Networks.
Mr. Boushebel is also known in the New York City theater scene as he was reviewed in the New York Times on his leading performance in Baghdadi Bath (2009) which was performed in the Annex at the La Mama ETC.
