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Light Meets Ryuk In The New Clip From ‘Death Note’

A new clip has been released for Ada Wingard’s adaption of Death Note, based on the well known Japanese manga from Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata. Willem Defoe (The Great Wall, John Wick, Boondock Saints) stars as Ryuk the Shinigami (God of Death). Nat Wolff plays the lead role of Light. Margaret Qualley, Shea Whigham, Paul Nakauchi, and Lakeith Stanfield of the award winning series ‘Atlanta’, co-star. Death Note follows Light Turner, a bright student who stumbles across a mystical notebook that has the power to kill any person whose name he writes in it. Light decides to launch a secret crusade to rid the streets of criminals. Soon, the student-turned-vigilante finds himself pursued by a famous detective known only as “L”. Death Note is produced by Roy Lee, Dan Lin, Masi Oka and Jason Hoffs. Johnathan Eirich, Mirir Yoon Branden Ferguson, and John Powers Middleton are serving as executive producers. In the new clip Light meets Raku and he

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Jul 21, 2017
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Netflix’s Original Adaption Of Death Note Begins Filming

Netflix has announced the filming for their original film Death Note, from director Adam Wingard (You’re Next), will begin this Thursday in both the US and Canada. The film, based on the well known Japanese manga from Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata, centers on a high school teen who finds a supernatural notebook that holds great power, anyone whose name is written in it will die. The young man begins to kill those he believes is unworthy of life. Nat Wolff (Paper Towns) leads the cast that also includes Margaret Qualley, Keith Stanfield, Shea Whigham and Paul Nakauchi. Death Note is produced by Roy Lee, Dan Lin, Masi Oka and Jason Hoffs. Johnathan Eirich, Mirir Yoon Branden Ferguson, and John Powers Middleton are serving as executive producers. This is not the first time the comic has been adapted into a feature film. There is a 2006 Japanese film directed by Tetsuro Araki and Tomohiko Ito (trailer below). There was also

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Light Meets Ryuk In The New Clip From ‘Death Note’

A new clip has been released for Ada Wingard’s adaption of Death Note, based on the well known Japanese manga from Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata. Willem Defoe (The Great Wall, John Wick, Boondock Saints) stars as Ryuk the Shinigami (God of Death). Nat Wolff plays the lead role of Light. Margaret Qualley, Shea Whigham, Paul Nakauchi, and Lakeith Stanfield of the award winning series ‘Atlanta’, co-star. Death Note follows Light Turner, a bright student who stumbles across a mystical notebook that has the power to kill any person whose name he writes in it. Light decides to launch a secret crusade to rid the streets of criminals. Soon, the student-turned-vigilante finds himself pursued by a famous detective known only as “L”. Death Note is produced by Roy Lee, Dan Lin, Masi Oka and Jason Hoffs. Johnathan Eirich, Mirir Yoon Branden Ferguson, and John Powers Middleton are serving as executive producers. In the new clip Light meets Raku and he

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Jul 21, 2017
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Netflix’s Original Adaption Of Death Note Begins Filming

Netflix has announced the filming for their original film Death Note, from director Adam Wingard (You’re Next), will begin this Thursday in both the US and Canada. The film, based on the well known Japanese manga from Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata, centers on a high school teen who finds a supernatural notebook that holds great power, anyone whose name is written in it will die. The young man begins to kill those he believes is unworthy of life. Nat Wolff (Paper Towns) leads the cast that also includes Margaret Qualley, Keith Stanfield, Shea Whigham and Paul Nakauchi. Death Note is produced by Roy Lee, Dan Lin, Masi Oka and Jason Hoffs. Johnathan Eirich, Mirir Yoon Branden Ferguson, and John Powers Middleton are serving as executive producers. This is not the first time the comic has been adapted into a feature film. There is a 2006 Japanese film directed by Tetsuro Araki and Tomohiko Ito (trailer below). There was also

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