Death Note (I) (2017)
A high school student named Light Turner discovers a mysterious notebook that has the power to kill anyone whose name is written within its pages, and launches a secret crusade to rid the world of criminals.
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Light Turner -
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Mia Sutton -
James Turner -
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Ryuk -
Watari -
Kenny Doyle -
Agent Young -
Peltz -
Dr. Norman Ludlam
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Undercover Agent #1 -
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Agent Franks -
Antony Skomal
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Director:
Adam WingardWriters:
Charley Parlapanides (screenplay by), Vlas Parlapanides (screenplay by), Jeremy Slater (screenplay by), Tsugumi Ôba (based on "Death Note" by: In Shonen Jump), Takeshi Obata (based on "Death Note" by: In Shonen Jump)All Cast & Crew
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Trivia
(at around 25 mins) Mia says the Death Note can "change the world". This is a homage to Death Note: L Change the World (2008)
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Ryuk:
Shall we begin?
Goofs
(at around 23 mins) When Light shows Mia the Death Note for the first time he asks her to read the last entry. The last entry should have been Anthony Skomal, not Kenny Doyle.
Crazy Credits
The closing credits are written in the same style as the Death Note instructions.
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DeceiveWritten by Anders Trentemøller, Sune Wagner (as Sune Rose Wagner)
Performed by Anders Trentemøller (as Trentemøller) feat. Sune Wagner (as Sune Rose Wagner)
Courtesy of HFN Music
By arrangement with Visions from the Roof
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Genres
Action | Adventure | Crime | Drama | Fantasy | Horror | Mystery | ThrillerDetails
Release Date:
25 August 2017Language
English, Japanese, Spanish
Country of Origin
USAFilming Locations
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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