The Japanese manga "Death Note", drawn by Oba Thrush and Takeru Obata, was serialized from 2003 to 2006. It starts with a genius high school student, Ye Jinyue, who discovered a "Death Notebook" as the beginning plot. This creative plot The setting soon made the "Dead Notebook" anime popular all over the world. After making countless live-action movies in Japan, Netflix also recruited Adam Wingarde, the director of the "Blair Witch" horror film, to take the lead in 2017, and for the first time remake the American live-action "Death Notebook" movie.
▼The US version of "Death Notebook" movie trailer, the classic role of the god of death Lucky in the comics has also been restored.
The American version of "Death Notebook" recruited the actor Nat Wolf, who starred in "Paper Town" with British supermodel Cara Delevingne, to perform Yagami Yue, and the 25-year-old actress Margaret · Curry starred in Mihaisha. What detonated the most discussion among the anime fans of "Death Notebook" was that the American version of the movie "L" was played by black actor Lekas Steinfeld in a mask. Many viewers who watched this American version of "Death Notebook" thought that This was adapted into an American-style juvenile crime horror film, which is very different from the Japanese live-action version. Two years after the
movie, now the US version of "Death Notebook" screenwriter Greg Russell confirmed for the first time when answering questions from netizens: "The "Death Notebook" project is still alive and is still being controlled by a fairly reliable person. We are currently developing a cool new project for this series, and we can’t say too much.” It seems that Netflix intends to shoot a sequel to "Dead Notebook" again, but it is unknown whether the three main actors will return to the lead role, you Looking forward to seeing the second part of the American live-action version of "Death Notebook"?
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