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Canada's Dean DeBlois swore-off live-action remakes, until 'How to Train Your Dragon'

  • Dean DeBlois, director of the 2010 animated film How to Train Your Dragon, is promoting a live-action remake of the story.
  • Universal Pictures president Peter Cramer proposed the live-action remake to DeBlois about three years ago despite DeBlois's prior resistance to such remakes.
  • The film utilizes a combination of hands-on and digital effects to depict the island of Berk and its dragons in a photorealistic style that preserves their original charm, featuring Mason Thames, Nico Parker, and Gerard Butler.
  • DeBlois aimed to create a new version that meaningfully enhances the original animation while safeguarding the integrity of its world and characters.
  • DeBlois's involvement brings continuity and allows him to address story gaps, and he is preparing a live-action sequel remake currently in script development.
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Canada's Dean DeBlois swore-off live-action remakes, until 'How to Train Your Dragon'

TORONTO — “How to Train Your Dragon” director Dean DeBlois made it clear years ago he was no fan of Hollywood's appetite for live-action remakes of animated films. Those words are now being thrown back at the Aylmer, Que.

Universal Pictures Venezuela premieres today Thursday, June 12 the live action of "How to train your dragon", directed by Dean Deblois

The director of "How to Train Your Dragon" evokes the future prospects for franchise in real-life shooting, suggesting new developments and growing expectations around the next steps of the film project.

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parismatch.com broke the news in on Wednesday, June 11, 2025.
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