While selected by Screen International among the Arab Stars of Tomorrow for 2019, which coincided with his starring Netflix's Messiah, where his exceptional talent put him on the map, FL To Screen Daily International:

" Working on the series created by writer Michael Petroni with directors James McTeigue and Kate Woods was a game-changer, he says. “They really know how to work with actors. They’re very intelligent, very precise. It was an excellent experience humanly and professionally… it was a big step for me.”

Landoulsi plays a young man hailing from the now destroyed Palestinian refugee camp of Yarmouk outside the Syrian capital of Damascus, who has lost his family. “He’s a very touching character living in dire conditions. I felt a big responsibility taking on the role,” he says. “It wasn’t easy for me to prepare - for starters, I had to lose 18 kilos.

“I watched documentaries about refugee camps and also made friends with a lot of Palestinians who really helped me with their accounts of what they had been through,” he adds. “Netflix provided a wonderful coach, Reem Talhami, who helped me perfect a good Palestinian accent.”

While Messiah promises to launch Landoulsi internationally, he is now newcomer to the world of acting. He has been perfecting his craft since he was seven years old when his mother enrolled him in drama classes.