How to train your Dragon Director says he would like to make a live action sequel with Cate Blanchett who resumes his role

Writer and director Dean Deblois He took his beloved series of animated films How to train your dragonand led him to the action live. The first remake will arrive in cinemas this week and Deblois is already looking for the future of the franchise.

To the question from Comicbook, to the premiere of the red carpet of the film, on the possibility of a live-action How to train your dragon 2And if this could mean seeing Cate Blanchett He returns to the franchise as a character Valka, Deblois said:

“Well, I’m eager too. I’m still the first few days. I think I’m probably waiting for a script, but I knocked on that door. I wrote the character of Valka for her, so I told her that it will always be his to resign.”

In animated films, the Valka character proves to be Hiccup’s mother and Stoick’s wife, who was taken by a dragon shortly after the birth of Hiccup and was considered dead. Two decades later, however, he accidentally crosses traveled with his son and finally meets with his husband.

If you come back, Blanchett would be the second How to train your dragon actor who moves from animation to live action, with Gerard Butler Having returned to the franchise to play Stoick, Hiccup’s father, after expressing the character for a few years.

Speaking of the sequel still to be conferred, Debois also shared some details on the future of Dentiless, as we see the beloved dragon to mature on the screen.

“We knew we would go there. The idea is that without teeth is approximately the age of Hiccup in the dragon years, so he is a young man, a teenager, even aging in adulthood. This is about to alter his design in thin ways, but above all he is about to alter his mentality because he is his kind.

You would like to see the live-action How to train your dragon Has Universe expanded in sequel? The first film will arrive in the cinemas this Friday.