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The How to Train Your Dragon Voice Cast

March 18, 2008

Gerard Butler, America Ferrera, Jonah Hill, Jay Baruchel and Christopher Mintz-Plasse will voice How to Train Your Dragon for DreamWorks Animation.

Peter Hastings will direct the Ultimate 3-D animated feature, and Bonnie Arnold is producing.

The comic adventure is set in a mythical world and centers on a scrawny teenage Viking who must capture and subdue a wild dragon. The story is based on the book by Cressida Cowell.

"Dragon" is slated for a domestic release on March 26, 2010.

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COMMENTS (6)

Posted by:

Synyter Gates_A7X

March 18, 2008

Gerard Butler you say? Well this should prove intriguin. Plus McLovin is in it as well, so I'm definitely down for this.

Avenged Sevenfold owns!

Posted by:

Carlos

March 18, 2008

Scrawny teenage Viking, eh? Geez, I wonder which part Mintz-Plasse will voice?

Posted by:

wate

March 18, 2008

this actually sounds really interesting!

Posted by:

anFan

April 1, 2008

Peter Hastings is directing? Is Lorna Cook on the project, as previously announced?

Posted by:

Jollytr

April 6, 2008

Alca Tsar - not even close. It is the story of a young Viking boy who, in order to succeed his father a famous warrior and Chief, must subdue a fierce dragon and pass his Viking training. He meets the smallest most snivelling dragon and appears to be at the mercy of everyone and everything around him - including Snotlout who wants to succeed the Chief and Dogsbreath the Duhbrain who is a huge bully. Partly by chance, partly by character Horrendous Hiccup the Third succeeds where others fail. It's hilarious, warm and appeals to the nerd, incompetant in all of us.

Posted by:

cassie

May 4, 2008

It is the best kids book i have ever read and my son loves all of them. He listens over and over again to the stories of Hiccup and toothless and the rest of the Vikings every night. Shame David Tennant, who reads the audio books, is not on the cast list!!!