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Death Note: The Last Name (live-action movie)

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[ sequel of Death Note (live-action movie) ]

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Alternative title:
Death Note 2: El último nombre (Spanish)
Death Note II: The Last Name
Death Note: Ostatnie imię (Polish)
Тетрадь смерти: Последнее имя (Russian)
Themes: police
Plot Summary: The Battle Continues. L is still Suspicious about Light Yagami. which he believes to be Kira and on the other Hand Light Yagami met a Girl who is believe to had a Death God Eyes and a Death Note. Now there are two Kira. Will L Succeed in Tracking Down Kira. Who will be the Last Name. Will Light Succeed in showing the new world.
Running time: 139 minutes
Vintage: 2006-11-03
Premiere date:
2006-11-03 (Japan)
2006-11-23 (Taiwan, special exclusive premiere)
2006-11-24 (Taiwan, theatrical premiere)
2006-12-28 (Singapore)
2007-04-22 (USA - Newport Beach Film Festival)
2007-07-24 (Germany, 21st Fantasy Film Festival)
2007-09-27 (Australia, Reel Asia Film Festival)
2008-12-03 (Canada)
Release dates: We have 1
Opening Theme:
"Dani California" by Red Hot Chili Peppers
Ending Theme:
"Snow ((Hey Oh))" by Red Hot Chili Peppers
Insert song:
"Girl" by Boom Boom Satellites
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Blu-Ray
    Death Note Movie Collection (Blu-Ray) 2010-08-24 (from $29.65)
DVD (Region 1)
    Death Note: The Last Name (DVD) 2009-02-10 (from $14.47)
DVD (Region 4)
    Death Note 1 & 2 Special Edition (DVD) 2008-02-13

Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Director: Shusuke Kaneko
Screenplay:
Shusuke Kaneko
Tetsuya Oishi
Music: Kenji Kawai
Original creator:
Takeshi Obata (art)
Tsugumi Ohba (story)
Executive producer:
Seiji Okuda
Toyoharu Fukuda
Producer: Takahiro Sato

Camera: Minoru Ishiyama
Camera Assistant: Sakura Seno
Chief Lighting Technician: Masamichi Uwabo
Cinematography: Kenji Takama
Film Editing: Yousuke Yafune
First Assistant Director: Koji Yamaguchi
Insert Song Performance: Boom Boom Satellites
Theme Song Performance: Red Hot Chili Pepper (OP & ED)
Erika Toda as Misa Amane
Kenichi 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
Japanese companies
English staff
English cast
(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
English companies
Distributor:
4Digital Media Ltd (UK)
Eastern Eye (Australia & New Zealand)
Encore Films (Singapore)
Distrubtor: NEW PEOPLE, Inc. (North America)
Licensed by:
Madman Entertainment Pty. Ltd. (Australia and New Zealand)
Viz Media
French staff
French cast
Translation: Yukio Reuter
(none)
French companies
(none)
Spanish staff
Spanish cast
ADR Director: Maria Rosa Guillén (Spain dub)
Núria Trifol as Misa Amane (Spain dub)
Roger Pera as L (Spain dub)
Sergio Zamora as Light Yagami (Spain dub)

Alfonso Vallés as Ryuuk (Spain dub)
Juan Carlos Gustems as Souichirou Yagami (Spain dub)
Rafael Turia as Watari / Quillsh Yammy (Spain dub)

Carmen Calvell as Kiyomi Takada (Spain dub)
David Jenner as Touta Matsuda (Spain dub)
Francisco Alborch as Director (Spain dub)
J. Ignacio Latorre as Yuuji Demegawa (Spain dub)
Luis Grau as Kanzou Mogi (Spain dub)
Noemi Bayarri as Sanami (Spain dub)
Oriol Rafel as Rem (Spain dub)
Pilar Morales as Saeko Nishiyama (Spain dub)
Roser Vilches as Sayu Yagami (Spain dub)
Spanish companies
Distributor: Jonu Media (Spain)
Dubbing Studio: CYO Studios (Spain dub)
German staff
German companies
(none)
Distributor: Panini Video
German cast
(none)
Portuguese staff
Portuguese cast
(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
Portuguese companies
Dubbing Studio: Cinevídeo
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