Most Important How to Train Your Dragon Cast: Everything You Need To Know.

How to Train Your Dragon Cast: Everything You Need To Know.

The beloved DreamWorks animated movie “How to Train Your Dragon” is set to soar into live-action territory, and fans eagerly await its release. Directed by Dean DeBlois, who also helmed the original 2010 animated film, this adaptation promises to bring the magical world of dragons and Vikings to life.

Following the recent wave of live-action remakes of animated Disney projects — some of which, like Beauty and the Beast and Aladdin, have grossed over $1 billion at the global box office — Universal is producing the very first live-action remake of a DreamWorks animated movie. Dean DeBlois, who directed the original 2010 How to Train Your Dragon, will head the live-action remake.

According to THR, after starring in last year’s The Fall of the House of Usher, Ruth Codd is set to join the live-action version of How To Train Your Dragon. The performer will step into the shoes of Phlegma, a Viking who lives in the same village as Hiccup (Mason Thames) and Astrid (Nico Parker). The role was voiced by Ashley Jensen, in the animated feature more than a decade before the live-action version premieres in theaters on June 13, 2025.

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How to Train Your Dragon Cast

Let’s dive into the cast and discover who’s playing who:

Mason Thames as Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III:

Mason Thames, known for his role in “The Black Phone,” steps into the shoes of the young blacksmith apprentice. Hiccup befriends the dragon Toothless against his father’s wishes and embarks on an extraordinary adventure. Jay Baruchel voiced Hiccup in the animated movies.

Nico Parker as Astrid Hofferson:

Nico Parker, star of “Dumbo” and “The Last of Us,” portrays Astrid, Hiccup’s spunky love interest. America Ferrera lent her voice to Astrid in the original trilogy. Nico is the daughter of Thandiwe Newton and director Ol Parker.

Gerard Butler as Stoick the Vast:

Gerard Butler, known for “300” and “Olympus Has Fallen,” reprises his role as Stoick, the courageous leader of Berk and Hiccup’s distant father. Butler also voiced Stoick in the animated films, making him the sole cast member to continue in live-action.

Nick Frost as Gobber the Belch:

Nick Frost, from “Hot Fuzz” and “Shaun of the Dead,” takes on the role of Gobber, the village blacksmith who mentors Hiccup and his friends in dragon training. Craig Ferguson initially voiced Gobber.

Julian Dennison as Fishlegs Ingerman:

Julian Dennison, known for “Hunt for the Wilderpeople” and “Deadpool 2,” brings an earnestness to the character of Fishlegs. He’s a young dragon lover and a friend of Hiccup. Christopher Mintz-Plasse voiced Fishlegs in the animated films.

Gabriel Howell as Snotlout Jorgenson:

Gabriel Howell, seen in the Netflix series “Bodies,” portrays Snotlout as one of Hiccup’s more antagonistic acquaintances.

Bronwyn James as Ruffnut

Bronwyn James, who appeared in The Dig and Lockwood & Co. on Netflix, will play Ruffnut Thorston, one-half of a duo of irritating twins that trains dragons alongside Hiccup and Astrid. Kristen Wiig provided Ruffnut’s original voice.

Harry Trevaldwyn as Tuffnut

Harry Trevaldwyn, whose previous projects include The Bubble and The King, will portray Tuffnut Thorston, the other half of the twin as mentioned earlier duo. T.J. Miller voiced Tuffnut in the animated movies.

Ruth Codd as Phlegma

Ruth Codd, a TikTok-star-turned-actress who made a memorable appearance in The Fall of the House of Usher, will play Phlegma the Fierce, a female villager in Berk. Ashley Jensen voiced Phlegma in the original film.

The live-action “How to Train Your Dragon” promises to capture the magic and adventure that enchanted audiences in the animated version. Please mark your calendars for its release on June 13, 2025!