The production of the american version of Death Note, an adaptation of the manga/anime that is being bench by Netflix gained one more name to the cast: Masi Oka, who was known for portraying the character Hiro in the series Heroes. Oka is also the producer of the adaptation.
In an interview with the Entertainment Weekly, Oka commented on his work in the Death Note. “I’m very lucky to have the opportunity to act in the backstage of tv. I recently finished the production [Death Note], and I will act in the series is also,” said.
Until the moment, there are no information about who the Oka will to interpret, but there is strong evidence that the actor will be Touta Matsuda, the youngest member of the hunt group in the manga and known for social awkwardness.
Nat Wolff (The Fault is of the Stars, Cities Paper) lives in Light Turner - who changed her last name to version-western, a student who finds a notebook that causes the death of the one who has the name written on it. After see the amazing effect, he begins to exterminate criminals, under the alias of Kira. Soon he becomes the hunted by L (Keith Stanfield), the world’s greatest detective. the Margaret Qualley (The Leftovers) will be Mia Sutton, Paul Nakauchi (Alpha and Omega) will be Watari and Shea Whighan (Agent Carter) will be James Turner.
in Addition to the american version, the manga will gain more a movie with actors in Japan – watch the trailer.
Death Note, double Tsugumi Oba and Takeshi Obata, was originally published in Japan in the monthly magazine Shonen Jump between 2003 and 2006, generating after 12 bound volumes, published in Brazil by editora JBC, in addition to adaptations to other media. The long Netflix debut in 2017 with the direction of Adam Wingard.
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