Death Note (live-action movie 2006)

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Alternative title:
Death Note - Il film (Italian)
Death Note: Notatnik śmierci (Polish)
Death Note: O Primeiro Nome (Portuguese)
Тетрадь смерти (Russian)
デスノート (Japanese)
Themes: police
Plot Summary: Yagami Light is a brilliant college student who, one day, finds a notebook simply titled "Death Note." Inside of this book is a list of rules and details as for the use of the "Death Note." When he realizes the power he holds, he decides he's going to make over the world. He wants to make it into a better place by killing those who do others harm. He has been nicknamed by the police "Kira." L, a brilliant detective who lives in secrecy, rises from the shadows and puts his life on the line trying to capture Light. Both L and Light believe themselves on the side of Justice, and the two match wits trying to show exactly which of them is "good" and which of them is "evil."
Running time: 126 minutes
Vintage: 2006-06-17
Premiere date:
2006-06-17 (Japan)
2006-08-10 (Hong Kong)
2006-09-08 (Taiwan)
2006-10-19 (Singapore)
2007-04-21 (USA - Newport Beach Film Festival)
2007-07-24 (Germany, 21st Fantasy Film Festival)
2007-09-27 (Australia, Reel Asia Film Festival)
Release dates: We have 1
Ending Theme:
"Dani California" by Red Hot Chili Peppers
Insert song:
"Manatsu no Yoru no Yume" (真夏の夜のユメ) by Shikao Suga
Reviews:
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Blu-ray (Region A)
    Death Note - Movie Collection (Blu-ray) 2010-08-24
    Death Note / Death Note: The Last Name Double Feature (Sub.Blu-ray + DVD) 2019-01-22
Blu-ray (Region B)
    Death Note 1 & 2 [UK] (Sub.Blu-ray) 2010-09-20
DVD (Region 1)
    Death Note (DVD) 2008-09-16
DVD (Region 4)
    Death Note 1 & 2 Special Edition (DVD) 2008-02-13
DVD (Region 2)
    Death Note (Sub.DVD) 2009-01-05
    Death Note [Limited Edition] (Sub.DVD) 2008-07-28
    Death Note 1 & 2 (Sub.DVD) 2009-10-26

Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Director: Shusuke Kaneko
Screenplay: Tetsuya Ōishi
Music: Kenji Kawai
Original Manga:
Takeshi Obata
Tsugumi Ohba
Art Director: Hajime Oikawa
Director of Photography:
Hiroshi Takase (J.S.C)
Executive producer: Seiji Okuda
Producer:
Takahiro Kobashi
Takahiro Satō
Toyoharu Fukuda

Camera: Hiroshi Takase
CG Producer: Yūsaku Toyoshima
Chief Executive Producer:
Fumihiro Hirai (VAP)
Kazumi Kitaue (Konami DE)
Noritaka Yamaji (Shueisha)
Shigeki Osawa (Nikkatsu)
Shin'ichirō Nishigaki (Yomiuri TV)
Teruki Matsumoto (Shochiku)
Yoshitaka Hori (HoriPro)
Editing: Yōsuke Yafune
Film Partner:
Haruo Okamoto (VAP)
Hirotaka Suzuki (Sapporo TV)
Hiroyuki Ueno (NTV)
Jun'ichi Kitagawa (Shochiku)
Junsaku Miyoshi (Yomiuri TV)
Kaho Kagaya (VAP)
Kaori Kakizaki (Sapporo TV)
Katsuo Ito (Miyagi TV)
Kazumi Tanaka (Yomiuri TV)
Kazuo Yoshida (NTV)
Keiko Miyazaki (NTV)
Keisuke Tsushima (HoriPro)
Ken Hironaka (Yomiuri TV)
Kenichi Hoyama (VAP)
Kenichiro Ushiki (Shueisha)
Kenji Yasaka (Shueisha)
Kōji Kumagai (Shochiku)
Kumiko Takenaka (HoriPro)
Masaaki Takano (Miyagi TV)
Masahiko Osawa (NTV)
Mitsuru Ōshima (VAP)
Miyuki Ogawa (NTV)
Naoko Matsuo (HoriPro)
Sadataka Osawa (HoriPro)
Shinichi Futamura (Yomiuri TV)
Shinichi Hanamoto (Konami DE)
Shuji Tabata (Sapporo TV)
Suzuko Fujimoto (NTV)
Taku Tajima (Shochiku)
Takuya Takanashi (HoriPro)
Tomomasa Hosokawa (NTV)
Tōru Horikoshi (NTV)
Toshio Tsuchiya (NTV)
Tsuneo Ooyama (Shueisha)
Yasuo Shinozaki (VAP)
Yuichiro Sakakibara (VAP)
Gaffer: Koichi Watanabe
Insert Song Performance: Shikao Suga
Line Producer: Yasuyuki Otsuka (大塚泰之)
Partner Producer:
Masahiko Ibaraki (Shueisha)
Motoyuki Suzuki (HoriPro)
Takashi Kamikura (NTV)
Planning:
Atsushi Satō (NTV)
Kazuhiko Torishima (Shueisha)
Planning Cooperation:
Kōji Yoshida (Weekly Shonen Jump Editorial Department)
Masana Takahashi (Weekly Shonen Jump Editorial Department)
Production Supervision: Shinji Takada (NTV)
Set Decoration: Toshiaki Takahashi
Sub-Director:
Kōji Yamaguchi
Yoshiki Matsue
Theme Song Performance: Red Hot Chili Peppers (ED)
Kenichi Matsuyama as L
Tatsuya Fujiwara as Light Yagami

Asaka Seto as Naomi Misora
Erika Toda as Misa Amane
Hikari Mitsushima as Sayu Yagami
Michiko Godai as Sachiko Yagami
Shidō Nakamura as Ryūk (voice of)
Shigeki Hosokawa as Raye Iwamatsu
Shunji Fujimura as Watari
Takeshi Kaga as Sōichirō Yagami
Yuu Kashii as Shiori Akino

Ikuji Nakamura as Hirokazu Ukita
Kaohiko Kaoda as Takuo Shibuimaru
Masahiko Tsugawa as Commissioner General Saeki
Masanori Fujita as Tarō Sagira
Masashi Kagami as Yōichi Tamura
Matt Lagan as Lind L. Taylor
Miyuki Komatsu as Sanami
Naoki Taki as Takeshi Maruo
Sarutoki Minagawa as Kiichirō Osoreda
Shin Shimizu as Kanzō Mogi
Sota Aoyama as Tōta Matsuda
Takeo Nakahara as Matsubara
Tatsuhito Okuda as Shūichi Aizawa
Toshiyuki Watarai as Yūsuke Hibisawa
Yōji Tanaka as Bus Driver Sasaki
Japanese companies
English cast
English staff
Alessandro Juliani as L
Brad Swaile as Light Yagami

Ashleigh Ball as Shiori Akino
Brian Drummond as Ryuk
Chris Britton as Soichiro Yagami
Kristie Marsden as Sayu Yagami
Michael Adamthwaite as Raye Iwamatsu
Nicole Oliver as Naomi Misora
Ron Halder as Watari
Saffron Henderson as Sachiko Yagami
Shannon Chan-Kent as Misa Amane

Alistair Abell as Interviewer
Andrew Kavadas as Matsubara
Brian Dobson as
Kiichiro Osoreda
Priest
Prison Guard
Pursuing Cop
Subway Announcer
Brian Drummond as Sasaki
Cathy Weseluck as
Middle School Student
Pro-Kira Student
Shinjuku Reporter
Jeremy From as
Hirokazu Ukita 
Kanzo Mogi
John Murphy as Kanzo Mogi 
Kathleen Barr as
Female Kira Announcer
Newspaper Woman
Kelly Sheridan as
Computer Student
Middle School Student
Lalainia Lindbjerg as
Interviewee
Reporter
Sanami
Screaming Woman
Louis Chirillo as
Interviewee
Takuo Shibuimaru
Yusuke Hibisawa
Michael Adamthwaite as
News Anchor
Pursuing Cop
Voiceover
Michael Dobson as
Hirokazu Ukita
Misa's Manager
Ryotaro Sakashiro
Michael Donovan as
Audience Member
Backup Officer
Murai
Reporter
Takuo's Friend
Nicole Oliver as Hostage
Peter New as
Pro-Kira Student
Reporter
Show Director
Richard Newman as Saeki Kitamura
Saffron Henderson as
Audience Member
Female Anchor
Interviewee
Pro-Kira Student
Shannon Chan-Kent as Computer Student
Simon Hayama as Katsuya Seta
Ted Cole as
Interviewees
Lind L. Tailor
News Anchor
Prison Guard
Takuo's Friend
Trevor Devall as
Audience Member
Congressman Murao
News Anchor
News Reporter
Shuichi Aizawa
Vincent Tong as
Computer Student
Interviewees
Pro-Kira Student
Reporter
Takeshi Murao
Tota Matsuda
English companies
ADR Production: The Ocean Group
Broadcaster: Special Broadcasting Service Australia
Distributor:
4Digital Media (UK)
Eastern Eye (Australia & New Zealand)
NEW PEOPLE, Inc. (US)
Warner Home Video (Blu-ray; United States and Canada)
Internet Streaming: AnimeLab (Australia and New Zealand)
Licensed by:
FUNimation Entertainment (2018)
Madman Entertainment (Australia and New Zealand)
Viz Media (expired)
Logo Design: jaPRESS
Recording Studio: Ocean Studios
Sleeve Design: jaPRESS
French staff
French cast
Translation: Yukio Reuter
Gérard Malabat as L
Olivier Korol as Light Yagami

Constance Lecavelle as Misa Amane
Cyrille Monge as Watari
Jean-Marco Montalto as Ryuk
Magali Rosenzweig as Naomi Misora
Philippe Valmont as Soichiro Yagami

Jean-Yves Brignon as Tota Matsuda
Luc Boulad as Détective Ukida
Nayeli Forest as Shiori Kashino

Maurice Latino
French companies
Distributor: KAZÉ
Spanish staff
Spanish cast
ADR Director: Maria Rosa Guillén (Spain dub)
Translation: Maite Madinabeitia (Spain dub)
Executive producer: José Luis Puertas (Jonu Media)
Roger Pera as L (Spain dub)
Sergio Zamora as Light Yagami (Spain dub)

Alfonso Vallés as Ryuuk (Spain dub)
Alicia Laorden as Naomi Misora (Spain dub)
Graciela Molina as Shiori Akino (Spain dub)
Juan Carlos Gustems as Souichirou Yagami (Spain dub)
Núria Trifol as Misa Amane (Spain dub)
Rafael Turia as Watari (Spain dub)
Roser Vilches as Sayu Yagami (Spain dub)

David Jenner as Touta Matsuda (Spain dub)
Luis Grau as Kanzou Mogi (Spain dub)
Pedro Molina as Raye Penber (Spain dub)
Spanish companies
Dubbing Studio: CYO Studios (Spain dub)
Internet Streaming:
Filmin (Spain)
YouTube (Latin America; subtitled)
Licensed by:
Jonu Media (Spain)
Mediatres Estudio (Spain; 2016)
Translation: Daruma Serveis Lingüístics (Spain dub)
Italian staff
Italian cast
(none)
Paolo Calabrese as Light Yagami
SHADE as L

Giuliana Atepi as Shiori Kashino
Luca Ghignone as Ryuk
Marcello Cortese as Souichiro Yagami
Renata Bertolas as Naomi Misora

Sergio Romanò as Police Chief
Italian companies
Distributor: Dynit
Internet Streaming: VVVVID
German staff
German cast
(none)
Julien Haggege as L
Kim Hasper as Light Yagami

Magdalena Turba as Misa Amane
Peter Groeger as Watari
Sascha Rotermund as Ryuuk
Thomas Wolff as Souichirou Yagami
German companies
Distributor: Panini Video
Portuguese staff
Portuguese cast
ADR Director:
Jorge Vasconcellos
Renan Vidal (redub)
Translation: Gregory Bezerra (redub)
José Leonardo as Light Yagami
Sérgio Cantú as L

Ana Lúcia Menezes as Misa Amane
Jorge Vasconcellos as Ryuk
José Santacruz as Watari
Júlio Chaves as Soichiro Yagami (redub)
Márcia Morelli as Sachiko Yagami
Márcio Simões as Ryuk (redub)
Mauro Ramos as Souichirou Yagami
Pamella Rodrigues as Sayu Yagami
Priscila Amorim as Naomi Misora

Duda Espinoza as Kanzo Mogi
Eduardo Dascar as Shuichi Aizawa
Guilherme Briggs as Raye Penber
Luiz Sérgio Vieira as Tota Matsuda
Reginaldo Primo as Hirokazu Ukita (redub)
Portuguese companies
Broadcaster: Rede Telecine
Dubbing Studio:
Cinevídeo
Drei Marc (redub)
Internet Streaming:
Looke
Netflix
Licensed by:
Sato Company (2017)
Viz Media (expired)
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