Death Note 2 is a 2017 American supernatural thriller film directed by Adam Wingard and written by Charles and Vlas Parlapanides, as well as Jeremy Slater.
Death Note is based on Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata’s iconic manga series. Death Note was first published in 2003 as a manga. Death Note proved to be a huge success for the internet streaming service.
The film follows Light Turner, a Tokyo college student who seeks to transform the world into a utopian society free of crime and discovers a mystical book with terrible powers that murders everyone whose name appears in the book.
The collegiate genius who found the book has the ability to murder anyone simply by stating their name in the book. Roy Lee, Dan Lin, Masi Oka, Jason Hoffs, and Ted Sarandos are the producers of this horror film.
Death Note 2 will be published shortly, according to writer Greg Russo, although Netflix has yet to announce an official release date. “Shaking things up,” Greg Russo tweeted. With Netflix’s help, I’m working on something fresh and exciting.
It may take some time, but it will be well worth the wait. “Watch this space,” says the author. On Twitter, writer Greg Russo added, “Appreciate all the check-ins from #DeathNote fans.”
“I’ve got something very interesting in the works for the franchise- can’t say much about it now, but it’s definitely alive and well.” His Mortal Kombat revival is now in production, and he’s also working on screenplays for Space Invaders and Saints Row.
The film is one of ten Netflix sequels currently under development. Because many of the characters in the film were dead, the cast may not be the same.
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Death Note 2 Cast
Light Turner/Kira is played by Nat Wolff (The Fault in Our Stars).
Ryuk is played by Jason Liles and Willem Dafoe (John Wick).
Paul Nakauchi in the role of (Alpha and Omega)
Detective James Turner is played by Shea Whigham (Agent Carter).
Margaret Qualley in the role of MiaHollywood (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood).
Lakeith Stanfield in the role of Lebensborn (Get Out)
Neither Netflix nor Greg Russo have set a release date for the film. Ted Sarandos, Netflix’s chief content officer, calls the picture a “significant” success. Will Death Note 2 deviate from the manga in any way? It’s still a point of contention. The sequel will pick up where the original film left off.