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Tag: DreamWorks
Nick Frost Joins Live-Action How to Train Your Dragon
A Hollywood Reporter exclusive reveals that Nick Frost (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz) has joined the cast of the How to Train Your Dragon live-action remake. Gerard Butler is already set to reprise the role of Chief Stoick, and Nico Parker and Mason Thames will portray Astrid and Hiccup. Frost will play Gobber, a weaponsmith who…
Gerard Butler Will Reprise How to Train Your Dragon Role
Deadline exclusively reports that Gerard Butler is reprising his role as Chief Stoick in the live-action remake of the DreamWorks animated film How to Train Your Dragon. Hiccup (Jay Baruchel) and Astrid (America Ferrera) have been recast with Mason Thames and Nico Parker (daughter of Thandiwe Newton) due to the original actors’ ages, but Butler can still portray Hiccup’s…
Trailer: Kung Fu Panda 4
Today, DreamWorks and Universal Studios released a trailer and poster for Kung Fu Panda 4. The third film in the popular animated comedy adventure series was supposed to be the final one, but much like with the Shrek franchise, DreamWorks has reneged on that assertion. Check out the trailer here: And here’s the film’s first official…
TRAILER: The Bad Guys Gets a Holiday Special
Netflix and DreamWorks are releasing a Bad Guys holiday special this year, and the trailer just dropped. The Bad Guys: A Very Bad Holiday will be a prequel to The Bad Guys, with the crew having to choose between a major heist and saving Christmas. Directed by Bret Haaland and featuring a new voice cast, The Bad Guys: A…
DreamWorks Animation Lays Off 70 Employees
The Hollywood Reporter has revealed that DreamWorks Animation underwent mass layoffs, eliminating 70 positions from its ranks. Unsurprisingly, this comes as part of an initiative to cut costs. DWA is having a rough time following the underperformance of Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kracken earlier this year. The studio’s next major release is Trolls Band Together, which…
Universal Orlando Introducing DreamWorks Land in 2024
Deadline reports that the Universal Orlando Resort is adding a DreamWorks-themed land to its park lineup next year. This is part of ongoing efforts to update the former KidZone area of Universal; it follows the new Minion Land, a section of Universal’s Florida theme park based on the Despicable Me characters that’s open now. Details…