Interrogation scene in which Danny guest recurs as Wasim Ghulam.

Interrogation scene from Randy Feldman's Drama Feature "KNOW YOUR ENEMY" playing Amal (an enforcer).

A compilation of TV (Primetime Network & Cable TV Shows) as well as Film clips with Danny Boushebel.

2 scenes playing Marwan Fayyad, a Syrian refugee trying to reconnect with his daughter, who unbeknownst to him is now a boxer, after 3 years of not being in her life. Powerful short drama.

Recurring as a Male Nurse in a rehab center. Turnt is FB's first scripted TV Show.

Playing one of the 4 heroes (the Imam) in this one minute halftime spot.

Dramatic family scenes trying to protect and keep the family safe while under heat during Palestine/Israeli conflict (bombing).

Guest starring as Dr. Kawani (Libyan Doctor) in dramatic hospital ER scene with Bebe Neuwirth.

Playing Sayid (terrorist) in action-packed terrorist crackdown scene opposite Isabel Lucas. Season 2 premiere episode opening scene.

(2 scenes) First scene is wild dance party (debauchery) scene when Ahmad (Danny Boushebel) seated among his rich Saudi entourage, first lays his eyes on his love interest (prostitute) in this controversial feature film. Second scene is a dinner scene (Saudi style) Spoken in Arabic with a Saudi dialect. Film is written & directed by 2X Oscar nominated Nabil Ayouch and was banned in Morocco, the country the film was shot in. Film World Premiered at the Director's Fortnight in Festival Du Cannes 2015.

Dinner scene in Arabic of Aadil (Danny Boushebel) Lebanese father and son discussing the prep which becomes the twist ending in the end of the film. Intense and timely drama written & directed by Tribeca Alumni Todd Wiseman Jr. (Shot in NYC)

Blythe Sason (Danny Boushebel) an elevator hired by the Principal, meets Neal Gamby (Danny McBride) for the first time. (HBO)

Playing Imam Hasan Darr opposite Josh Hopkins. Hasan Darr does not grant the FBI access into the Mosque.

2 scenes as Rashid Musharakh, suspect in murder plot. Playing opposite Jonny Lee Miller, Lucy Liu, & Jon Michael Hill.

As White House Photographer playing opposite Kevin Spacey & Robin Wright.

Multiple scenes as Malik (terrorist ringleader in NYC). Playing opposite Ankur Vikal (Slummdog Millionaire). (Drama)

As Dr. Moran playing opposite Brooke Bloom. (Drama)

As series regular role of Rami, leader of gang threatening man for money owed. Bad guy, intimidating.

A few snippets from the Original TV Sitcom (Pilot) created, written, & directed by Danny Boushebel.

As Turkish Bank Manager in 2 scenes opposite Jennifer Ehle in NBC's The Blacklist (Ep. 114).

As Lebanese Officer opposite Mandy Patinkin in Showtimes Multi-Emmy Award winning hit Drama Series.

Al-Jabbar (Middle Eastern father) and his son get bullied by 4 Americans while waiting for their train in an underground Subway Station. (This film World Premiered at Cannes Film Festival in 2014).

As hollywood producer Sali Elaha opposite Agnes Bruckner & Adam Goldberg in Mary Harron's 2013 Lifetime biopic Anna Nicole.

As Prince Kencho opposite Brooke Elliott in court house scene.

Bad guy in Pan AM (opposite Kelli Garner). Halal Food Vendor in DAMAGES (opposite Dylan Baker).

JB (Mob Boss) series regular in Comedic Webseries (Ep. 101).

A scene from an episode titled 'Bedtime Stories' as Dan, a British newscaster.

In series regular role as JB (Mob Boss)in comedic scene in the Webseries THE BAR SERIES (Ep. 106)

Clip as blind Artist Henry Dickinson.

Bad guy in lead roles in 2 films.

Lead role as compassionate man.

Middle Eastern businessman grabbing a drink at bar. (Opposite Federico Castellucio).

Interactive Video as Arabic Spokesperson / Host of ICANN (teleprompter)

As Turkish Diplomat selling other World Diplomats an Anatolian Steamer. (Comedy)

Comedic lead role as Elvis Saint (Serial Killer).

A French family man with family having dinner. (Comedic Webisode).

Pakistani British Architect.

English Commercial Spot

Classical Arabic, Standard English, English (Middle-Eastern Accent) British, French/German Accent, & Russian/Eastern European Accent.