Death Note: The Last Name (live-action movie)
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Director: Shusuke Kaneko Screenplay: Tetsuya Oishi Original creator: Executive producer: Producer: Takahiro Sato Assistant Camera: Sakura Seno Camera: Minoru Ishiyama Chief Lighting Technician: Masamichi Uwabo Cinematography: Kenji Takama Film Editing: Yousuke Yafune First Assistant Director: Koji Yamaguchi Original Music: Kenji Kawai Theme Song Performance: | Erika Toda as Misa Amane Ken'ichi Matsuyama as L / Ryuuzaki Tatsuya Fujiwara as Light Yagami Shidou Nakamura as Ryuk (voice of) Shunji Fujiwara as Watari Takeshi Kaga as Souichirou Yagami Asaka Seto as Naomi Misora Nana Katase as Kiyomi Takada Shigeki Hosokawa as Raye Iwamatsu Shin Shimizu as Shuichi Aizawa Sota Aoyama as Touta Matsuda Yuu Kashii as Shiori Akino | |||||||
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| (none) | Alessandro Juliani as L Brad Swaile as Light Yagami Shannon Chan-Kent as Misa Amane Brian Drummond as Ryuk Chris Britton as Soichiro Yagami Michael Dobson as Rem Ron Halder as Watari Ashleigh Ball as Shiori Akino Heather Doerksen as Kiyomi Takada Michael Adamthwaite as Raye Iwamatsu Nicole Oliver as Naomi Misora Trevor Devall as Shuichi Aizawa Vincent Tong as Tota Matsuda | |||||||
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| (none) | Distributor: Panini Video | |||||||
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| (none) | Ana Lúcia Menezes as Misa Amane José Leonardo as Light Yagami Sérgio Cantú as L Jorge Vasconcellos as Ryuk José Santacruz as Watari Mauro Ramos as Souichirou Yagami Eduardo Dascar as Shuichi Aizawa Guilherme Briggs as Raye Iwamatsu Luiz Sérgio Vieira as Tota Matsuda Priscila Amorim as Naomi Misora | |||||||
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