Filmmaker Dean DeBlois directs the live-action How To Train Your Dragon, and he’s a veteran of the franchise having also directed the previous three installments ...

Universal Pictures has revealed that it spent more than $50 million on its upcoming live action How to Train Your Dragon movie before filming even began. It makes sense for Universal to start with ...

Get ready to ride, because How To Train Your Dragon is getting a live-action reboot. Whether it be my love for the best fantasy movies or my inherent desire to ride a mythical creature ...

Universal Studios has released the first trailer for its live-action adaptation of “How to Train Your Dragon,” after the popular DreamWorks Animation trilogy was released in the 2010s.

Join director Dean DeBlois for a behind-the-scenes look at How To Train Your Dragon in this new featurette for the upcoming live-action reimagining of the film that launched the franchise.

By Ryan Gajewski Senior Entertainment Reporter Things are heating up for Hiccup and Toothless in the teaser trailer for Universal Pictures‘ live-action reimagining of How to Train Your Dragon.

Dreamworks has revealed the first trailer and a poster for its grand live-action How to Train Your Dragon remake ahead of its premiere June 13, 2025. The animation company published a minute-long ...

Dean DeBlois' upcoming live-action fantasy film, How To Train Your Dragon, will be a reboot of the 2010 movie going by the same name. The story has been originally adapted from the novel by Cressida ...

How to Train Your Dragon‘s first live-action remake’s teaser is out.The action fantasy film showcases the dangers surrounding the Vikings and dragons. Amidst the threat, Hiccup and his dragon ...

The cast of How To Train Your Dragon is filled out with BAFTA nominee Nico Parker( Dumbo, The Last of Us) as the fierce and ambitious Astrid, and Nick Frost (Snow White and the Huntsman ...

Is anyone else crying in here? Seriously, that is the moment that the entire How to Train Your Dragon universe pivots on. And history proves this notion to be correct, as we happened to see this ...