One of the best things about the remake "How to Train Your Dragon" is that it brings an acting member of the 2010 animated film about the live version. Ardarard Butler repeated his role as a hugeComplete with extra hair on the face and his signature that blooms voice and rejoices at every moment. It is not an unusual choice for casting, but the one that fans will be happy to see, as Butler falls flawlessly in the section. Thanks to its successful live integration into live action, we are asking us if there is space in this new takeover of the world of giants and Viking to allow some other actors from the original trilogy to do the same.

Live-action "How to Train Your Dragon" to use the arrival of the characters we know appear in "How to Train Your Dragon 2" to appear in its live sequel with action, it only makes sense that director Dean Debloyis calls for some of the original voice actors. In fact, there is a key character associated with Stoik that, if they manage to return it, they can lead to one of the most romantic moments in the franchise to bring back again and cause us to cry again.

The big twist in "How to Train Your Dragon 2" was that Hikap's mother, who believed she had died of a dragon attack when he was a child, is still still alive and cares for a huge group of them in a hidden location. Sufficiently in life in the sequel to Kate Blanchett, the emotional weight of the story of Dilot Haddock lies in the unification she has with her husband from whom he spent years hiding. Revelation leads to one of the highlights of the franchise when, without missing a beating, Stoich puts aside all the secrets and admits: "You are just as beautiful as the day I lost you," proving how the absolute father of Gent Hypup really is.

Making that moment in life through live performances by Butler and Blanchett would be much more than fans' service. It has a real emotional weight on this, which Butler proved that it can carry the top of its heavy Viking and fake beard equipment. Blanchett will also make extra power on the starvers that the franchise does not have to be missing, but belongs to this world that unblocked (so far) has done a good job for reality.

You want to know how old it is "how to train your Dragon 2"? He arrived in the cinema that year we reached Season 4 of "Game of Thrones", and the world barely knew who Pedro Pascal was. Asking to profit the Loveum of the Dragon that everyone was experiencing at the time: "How to train your dragon 2", he threw Jonon Snow, Keith Farrington, in the role of Eret, a dragon hunter, who was under the employment of Drago Blow. Quickly saturated by Hikap and his friends early in the film, Eret eventually changes sides and fights the good fight here and in "How to train your dragon 3: the hidden world." Until the last chapter in the trilogy, Eret even ends up at the Hup Council as his second command.

Casting Harrington will cement the brilliant part of the original film from the original film and allow former Jonon Snow to show us how to deal with a more comedic role while giving the unpleasant process of driving dragon another. For most of his career, the former Starwar "Game of Thrones" rarely shoots in funny territory besides The brilliant tennis ridicule "7 days in hell", " But here he will have a chance. Looking at him playing his history with dragons, it would be treatment, and we wouldn't also be against him to revise His auditory strip of "How to Train Your Dragon 3" in 2018or.

The addition of Djimon Hunsu to any film makes it significantly more pleasant, so it would be a smart option for the Oscar -nominated actor to get the call and repeat his role as a dear blessing in "How to Train Your Dragon 2." Making his debut in 2014 as the first major enemy of Hikap, a Blow was a dragon hunter with a mass winged army at his disposal after taking control of the Alpha Dragon, Bevelderbeast.

In the initial sequel, there is a little time spent in reviewing the Blades Backstew, when he reveals to Huppy that his village was destroyed by a dragon attack, which resulted in making a lifelong promise to rule them and the world. It is this small thread for plot that, if Unbloyis felt bold enough, can be further explored in the live version with action and give talent as Hunsu even more to work. The 2025 remake has already added a few additional plot threads here and there, and this would be a great opportunity to do the same for what follows next.

After appearing in the likes of MCU and more roles in DCEU, Hunsu is a big bad for live action "How to train your Dragon 2" can bring some weight to a franchise that will inevitably expand. When you make a sequel, you need to turn things around, and there is absolutely no question that Hunsu would be the perfect way to do so by returning as a blessing.