This weekend, the set of the filming of the adaptation in the american Death Note, the position of Netflix, has been invaded. Director Adam Wingard gave more details about the crime on his Twitter account:
"The office of Death Note was stolen last night. Left a note written: 'I Was Here’", says the director. "You’re missing a drive with scenes of special effects and stole a folder containing bank account information. When the police leave us to go back, I’m going to see if he wrote in the Death Note".
Then, Wingard has come to post pictures of the set with the police at the scene of the crime. The irony is that the main character of Death Note, Kira, uses the notebook to write the name of their victims, all of them criminals.
The movie with the actors will repaginate the premise of its source material, but this time leaving a metropolis of the north-american and with a genius student, Light Turner (Nat Wolff, city Paper), who discovers a mysterious notebook whose possessor has the power to kill anyone you want just by typing the name of the victim in their pages. Light then begins to eliminate criminals, having a mysterious creature known as Kira as executioner, but soon begins to be hunted by the world’s greatest detective, L (Keith Stanfield). Willem Dafoe will lend his voice to the executioner Ryuk.
Margaret Qualley (The Leftovers) is also in the cast as Mia, Sutton, Paul Nakauchi (Alpha and Omega) as Watari and Shea Whighan (Agent Carter) as James Turner.
Jeremy Slater (the Fantastic four), wrote the last version of the script. Adam Wingard (You’re Next, The Guest) directed the remake of Death Note, which has already been adapted in Japan.
Death Note will be released by Netflix in 2017.
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