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Home/People/Danny Boushebel
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Place of Birth
Beirut, Lebanon
Known For
Acting
Gender
Male

Career Highlights

18
Movies
15
TV Shows
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Danny Boushebel

Acting

Biography
Danny Boushebel is an American actor, writer, producer, and director with a career spanning Hollywood film, prestige television, and international cinema. He is best known for his role as Blythe Sason on HBO's Vice Principals alongside Danny McBride and Walton Goggins, and for appearing in Season One of Netflix's Stranger Things. He recurred on NCIS: LA as Wasim Ghulam and has guest starred on FBI, House of Cards, Homeland, The Blacklist, Quantico, Madame Secretary, MacGyver, Elementary, Damages, Pan Am, and Drop Dead Diva. On the feature film side, Danny has worked with some of the most acclaimed directors in world cinema. He stars in Much Loved (2015) — directed by Oscar-nominated filmmaker Nabil Ayouch — which world premiered in the Director's Fortnight at Cannes 2015, screened at TIFF and BFI, and is now on Netflix. He appeared in She's Lost Control (2014), directed by Anja Marquardt and produced by Oren Moverman, which world premiered at the Berlin Film Festival. He also starred in Beneath the Surface (2014), which world premiered in the Court Métrage at Cannes 2014, and in Unfreedom (Netflix), Anna Nicole (Lifetime, dir. Mary Harron), Know Your Enemy (Amazon). On stage, Danny received a New York Times review for his lead performance in Baghdadi Bath (2009) at La MaMa ETC. He also starred in Alicia Keys' hit music video "Underdog" (2020) and a Toyota Super Bowl commercial (2018). Fluent in Arabic across all regional dialects, Danny brings a rare linguistic and cultural range to every role — an edge that has defined a career built on complex, multi-ethnic characters. In 2026, Danny founded Omnific Productions, LLC. Through Omnific Productions, Danny has developed a slate of 11+ original, fully owned IP spanning film and television — collectively earning 74+ awards and nominations across major screenplay and industry competitions. Screenplays and pitch decks available upon request.
Know Your Enemy poster

Know Your Enemy

as Amal
2018
Nigerian Prince poster

Nigerian Prince

as British Clerk
2018
Army of God poster

Army of God

as Aadil
2016
Much Loved poster

Much Loved

as Ahmad / Le client saoudien de Randa / Randa's Saudi client
2015
Unfreedom poster

Unfreedom

as Malik
2015
Murder City Angels poster

Murder City Angels

as Bachrach
2014
She's Lost Control poster

She's Lost Control

as Dr. Moran
2014
Anna Nicole poster

Anna Nicole

as Sali Elaha
2013
Anna May Wong: In Her Own Words poster

Anna May Wong: In Her Own Words

as European Emcee
2013
Supercapitalist poster

Supercapitalist

as Banker
2012
Privacy poster

Privacy

as Adam
2012
Seeking Nirvana poster

Seeking Nirvana

as Larry Hoffa
2012
Brooklyn Breach poster

Brooklyn Breach

as Malik
2012
The Shriven poster

The Shriven

as Pimp
2010
The Rebound poster

The Rebound

as VIP Boxing Fan (uncredited)
2009
Chasing the Green poster

Chasing the Green

Cast
2009
Chronicles of the Beyond poster

Chronicles of the Beyond

as Death (Segment 2)
2009
Day Camp poster

Day Camp

as Biff Bittleman
2009