CATDOLL: The American version of "Death Note" movie was filmed in a haunted house and the actors were criticized

The American version of the live-action Death Note movie, which has been highly anticipated, has finally started filming recently. According to a Twitter user, the American version of Death Note started filming on June 28 in a haunted house in Vancouver, Canada. At the same time, the official also confirmed that the previously announced black actor Keith Stanfield will play L. The actors of the male and female protagonists are Nat Wolff and Margaret Qualley who were previously revealed, Soichiro Yagami is played by Shea Whigham, and Watari is played by Japanese-American actor Paul Nakauchi.

As early as June 26, Nat Wolff, the actor who played Light Yagami (Wright) in the American version of "Death Note", posted a photo of himself. At this time, he had dyed his hair from black to blonde. However, foreign netizens were not very satisfied with Wolff playing the leading role. They complained, "Who are you?" and "Why did Wright let this guy play? I have a feeling that he will fail." Some netizens posted pictures saying that Nat's black hair is closer to Light Yagami.

In addition, Nat also posted a photo of the filming notice of "Death Note" on the spot, which can confirm that the American version of "Death Note" has indeed started filming. The Hollywood version of "Death Note" live-action movie, a collaboration between Netflix and Warner, is expected to have a total investment of 40 to 50 million US dollars, which is also a big production. The producer of the movie previously stated that the American version of "Death Note" will be rated R-rated, which is simply a 17-rated movie.

The "haunted house" used as the filming site is worth mentioning. It is reported that this house was built in 1901 and has been the site of many ghost sightings by locals. It is notoriously "unclean" in the local area. The crew was quite bold to choose such a house as the filming site, but such a house is quite suitable for works such as "Death Note". I just don't know if there will be any ghost sightings by the crew during the filming process, which is actually very exciting.