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Warner Bros. to Produce Death Note Film 
Newsarama | Fri, May 1
Fri, May 1
By Matt Brady Though two Japanese live-action versions have seen brief theatrical releases in the US prior to appearing on DVD, Death Note will be getting a fully Westernized film treatment, as Warner Bros. has acquired the rights to the manga series, ...
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