How to Train Your Dragon Remake Adds Series Actor Gerard Butler

dreamworks live action remake How to train your train dragon A new and old face has been added to the cast. Gerard ButlerThe actor who voiced Viking leader Stoick the Brave in the animated film will reprise his role in the flesh-and-blood version of the remake.

Every deadline, bringing Butler into the remake was an intentional move on the part of some of the creators, including trilogy director Dean DeBlois. His addition brings some extra legitimacy to the film and pays homage to the original voice actors, whose stars — including Jay Baruchel, America Ferrera, Cate Blanchett Special persons – may not be able/willing to make guest appearances.Here’s a move in Disney’s remake script: Bringing back the film’s original cast, either for a quick cameo or in a sizable role, like we’ve seen before Mulan, lion king, and the final Lilo & Stitch Remake.

This is the first real casting news dragon Remastered version, signed Mason Thames and Nico Parker Last May, Hiccup (aka Stoick’s son) and Astrid each took on the lead roles. Due to the Hollywood strike, the film’s planned production has been pushed back from August of this year to an unannounced date. Currently, the remake is scheduled to be released on March 14th and is expected to be released on June 13th, 2025.

In their heyday, How to train your dragon The trilogy is one of the best animated films of the 2010s, and the voice actors did an excellent job portraying the characters. Since the remake won’t be released for another year and changes are coming, it might be worth watching the original trilogy again on Peacock to reacquaint yourself with everything and be ready when they get the green light to adapt the second film .

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