Mason Thames has always been a ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ fan (like a huge fan) Thames watched the original 2010 animated film around age 5 and a couple of years later, he was dressing up as ...

When Thames, who turned 18 in July, caught up with PEOPLE at Variety 's 2025 Power of Young Hollywood event in Beverly Hills, Calif. on Thursday, Aug. 7, the actor shared that he and Grace, 19, spent ...

Mason Thames, a young and rising talent in the entertainment industry, is set to take on the iconic role of Hiccup in the highly anticipated live-action adaptation of DreamWorks Animation's beloved fr ...

Mason Thames may be leading the new How to Train Your Dragon movie — but he’s been a fan since day one. “That was my childhood, growing up with those movies,” the 17-year-old actor tells ...

Mason Thames shares how How to Train Your Dragon helped shape his childhood and acting journey. The live-action remake has fans both excited and nervous due to the original film's deep impact.

Reboots can be hit or miss, but How to Train Your Dragon gets it just right. A huge part of that is thanks to Nico Parker’s nuanced take on Astrid,… The post Nico Parker Spills on Her and Co ...

Going into it, it was a lot of pressure of really getting it right," said Thames ("The Black Phone," "Monster Summer"). Dean DeBlois, one of the animated film's directors, returns to direct the ...

In the live-action version of “How to Train Your Dragon,” expressions can speak louder than words. That’s the case in this early scene from the film, in which Hiccup (Mason Thames) has ...