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How to Train Your Dragon brought the franchise's variety of powerful beasts to live-action, including the Night Fury, Gronckle, and Red Death.

In 2010, the animated version of “How to Train Your Dragon” took the world by storm with its novel animation style, triumphant orchestral score and eccentric characters. The movie was promoted with ...

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Fortunately, “How to Train Your Dragon” had — and therefore still has — a rock-solid screenplay, loosely adapted from the novel by Cressida Cowell.

His original animated “How to Train Your Dragon,” made in collaboration with Chris Sanders, is a 21st-century kiddie classic, a spry and delightful adventure about interspecies empathy.

Stoick Gerard Butler voiced Stoick in the animated “How to Train Your Dragon,” and he returned for the live-action one as well, making him the only carryover between the two.