Whether soaring through the sky or sharing a playful moment with his human bestie Hiccup, Toothless, the dark-hued dragon with a friendly face and an injured tail, disarms you with his endearing ...

The most famous Night Fury in the Viking world will soon return to theaters. Toothless is set to soar high above Berk once again in Universal’s live-action remake of How to Train Your Dragon. Unlike ...

Disney isn’t the only studio raiding its animated IP for live-action remakes. DreamWorks has jumped into the fray with a remake of “How to Train Your Dragon.” The original introduced moviegoers to ...

Director Dean DeBlois tells IndieWire about improving the beloved Night Fury and recreating "Forbidden Friendship" and "Test Drive" sequences. When it came to animating the vast array of CG dragons in ...

It seems almost impossible it took a live-action remake to get our first LEGO set from the Isle of Berk. Fifteen years and two sequels should have been enough to bring those beloved plastic bricks, ...

LEGO is releasing a “How to Train Your Dragon” Toothless set thanks to the live-action film that will hit theaters on Friday, June 13. Unfortunately, the LEGO set won’t release in time for the movie, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The growling edition of Toothless is part pet, part hungry monster. How to Train Your Dragon's Toothless is a hungry dragon, and ...

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Hiccup and Toothless hit the skies in the official trailer for the live-action adaptation of How to Train Your Dragon. “We are all descendants of the finest dragon fighters from everywhere the Vikings ...

There are plenty of movies coming to theaters this summer that are expected to be smash box office hits, but few have the same potential as the live-action How to Train Your Dragon movie. The film is ...

NBC and U.S. Figure Skating coordinated a cross-promotion, giving fans Toothless stuffies to toss on ice when Ilia Malinin finished his short program.