CATDOLL: The American version of the "Death Note" movie is rated as restricted and is designed for adults

Warner Bros. has previously announced that it will make a live-action movie of the Japanese classic manga "Death Note". Recently, the film company said that the Hollywood live-action version of "Death Note" is in preparation. At the same time, the producer of this work, Roy Lee, revealed in an interview that the film will continue the horror tone of the original Japanese manga. In the Japanese serialized manga, the protagonist Light Yagami obtained the Death Note discarded by the god of death Ryuk, and accidentally discovered that the person whose name was written in this notebook would die. So he decided to use the power of the note to eradicate criminals and build a world without crime.

Roy Lee said that Death Note has not been officially launched yet, but the preparations behind the scenes are proceeding in an orderly manner and it is expected to start filming in the second half of this year. More importantly, he also revealed: " The film is completely prepared for adults and it is impossible to be lower than R. "

Shane Black, the director of Iron Man 3, announced the plan to release a Death Note movie as early as 2011, but it was then stalled and the director was taken over by Adam Wingard, who has directed horror films such as You're Next, Videotape, and 26 Ways to Die. Nat Wolff, who starred in the American TV series Paper Towns, is expected to play the male lead, and Margaret Qualley may play the female lead, and the film is still under negotiation.