How to Train Your Dragon director Dean DeBlois reacts to the backlash surrounding Astrid's casting and explains how the film changed her role.

Ke Huy Quan told Entertainment Weekly that Harrison Ford calmed his nerves when he got scared on the set of Steven Spielberg’s 1984 adventure “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom,” which marked Quan’s first acting job. He was just a child at the time. “When we shot this sequence, I was so scared,” Quan …

DreamWorks’ plan to make a live-action How to Train Your Dragon adaptation has never sounded like a great idea, and the movie’s new trailer really makes it seem like the studio might have been better off keeping this franchise strictly animated.

Dreamworks' live-action remake of "How to Train Your Dragon" follows Disney's trend of unnecessary remakes. Financial success drives the push for remakes, but critics and fans question the need for them. DreamWorks may be headed down the same path as Disney, with the potential for unnecessary remakes in the future.

Chris Sanders and I were brought in as a replacement writer and director team on that first film,” DeBlois tells Empire at the release of the How To Train Your Dragon trailer. “We had 15 months to rewrite and push the movie through production.

The director of the animated How to Train Your Dragon movies is remaking his beloved film in a new medium and he explains why.

Our favorite duo is back and we are ready to fall in love with them all over again as a full-length trailer for the How to Train Your Dragon live-action movie has landed. The trailer, which you can watch below,

The live-action How to Train Your Dragon remake continues to look fairly pointless. However, there's one aspect of the film's trailers that's actually exciting.