After that the Cat and mouse game begins, both try to hide their own identity. Most of the people have watched the anime features Light Yagami who wants to change the world without any type of crimes using Death Note and L who is an excellent detective manage to find out about death note and its owner. Please see below our exclusive interviews with Nat Wolff, Lakeith Stanfield, and Adam Wingard.After the success of Death Note Japanese anime which was released in 2006, Netflix set to release its next project inspired by original Death Note manga as well as series. I've never been sniffed by an actor during an interview, but there's a first time for everything. He decided to respond to every question in character as "L". Is Light a hero or a villain? What's wrong with taking scumbags off the streets forever? Their responses are interesting, but Lakeith Stanfield ( Short Term 12, Get Out) took the interview one step further. My initial question targets the moral crux of Death Note. But delivering a fresh take that would hopefully attract new fans. Regarding Death Note, the actors and director were keenly aware of satisfying the existing audience. He's since gone on to pre-production on the 2020 release of Warner Bros. This film is just the beginning of the story and can't be expected to cover every volume of the comic.ĭeath Note was Adam Wingard's biggest film at the time.
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Adam Wingard and his production team stay faithful to the basic manga tenets but obviously update the plot and characters to reflect the new setting.
This is an English language, American version of the Japanese story. The film had only been seen by a few audiences, but was unfairly being criticized as "white washing". Movieweb was invited to interview Nat Wolff, Lakeith Stanfield, and Director Adam Wingard. Netflix held a press event for Death Note recently in New York City. His face hidden from view and real identity top secret, L is an unparalleled detective. Befuddled by Kira's seemingly omnipotent reach, the FBI assigns the case to the enigmatic "L" (Lakeith Stanfield). Light adopts the moniker "Kira" to the outside world. The pair embarks on a bad guy killing spree for the ages. He gains a sympathetic companion in classmate Mia (Margaret Qualley). Light decides to rid the world of criminals. There are many rules to the Death Note, but the general idea is that the possessor can murder anyone. Any name written in the book, as long as Light knows that person's face, can be controlled and killed. It is given to him by Ryuk (Willem Dafoe), a Shinigami or death god, that only Light can see. Sitting alone on a rainy day outside class, a strange book called the Death Note appears beside him. He's an angry teen struggling with the accidental death of his mother. Nat Wolff, the former Nickelodeon star turned indie-film favorite, stars as Light Turner. The western version of Death Note takes place in modern day Seattle, Washington. To say Death Note has an established fan base is a tremendous understatement. Followed by an anime television series, three live action films, and multiple video game releases. It has sold millions of copies since its inception. The original comic was written by Tsugami Ohba and illustrated by Takeshi Obata in 2003.
Horror director Adam Wingard ( V/H/S, Blair Witch) puts a western spin on a franchise that has enthralled Asian audiences for years. Japanese manga hit Death Note comes to Netflix this Friday in a big-budget American film adaptation.
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