Here’s some news that should reassure fans of the manga Death Note of Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata published between 2003 and 2006 and became an animated series of 37 episodes produced by Tetsuro Araki.
The film adaptation produced by Adam Wingard ( You’Re Next , The Guest ) should respect the tone very dark and violent books as well as the elements fantastic.
the film’s producer, Roy Lee, met with the magazine Collider to discuss the project.
“Adam Wingard awaits the green light to start production. We already have our casting. We should do the film this year. “
As for the audience of this adaptation, Roy Lee did not pull any punches in stating that the film was intended for adults and would be R-Rated States STATES (forbidden to minors under 17 unaccompanied by an adult Ed.)
It seems that the film’s producer and director attach particular importance to respect the original work, starting by the fantastic dimension which will also be present in the film.
casting side, this is Nat Wolff, star of Dark of Margo and Our Stars otherwise , who will play the main role, that of Light Yagami, a high school student who, through a book called Death Note , has the power to kill a person just in writing his name and decided to use that power to rid the world of evil in the company of god Ryuk death.
Margaret Qualley ( the Leftovers ) will hold about in it the role of Misa Amane, a very popular model, love of Light, which is also found in possession of a Death Note it uses haphazardly.
the role of the detective gifted stalking Light, has so far not disclosed.
Stay tuned!
Chloe Valmary (24 February 2016) with Collider
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