7 New Featurettes for HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON

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March 31st (USA March 26th) will see the release of HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON the new animation from Dreamworks in British and Irish cinemas. 

The animation follows the story of Hiccup a young hapless viking who becomes an owner of an dragon during an era of time when vikings hunted dragons. Through the dragon he owns he learns theres more to the creatures than expected, Hiccup is voiced by Jay Baruchel with Gerard Butler the voice of Hiccups dad Stoick with America Ferrara (Ugly Betty), Jonah Hill, Christopher Mintz-Plasse and Craig Ferguson also lending their voices as well. 

 I caught the trailer for this on the big screen a few weeks ago before Alice In Wonderland and I have to say it does look not too bad, the concern is the story,is it good enough to be an successfull movie? Only time will tell 

Below is 7 featurettes which has a look behind the scenes at the movie, the first been the woman behind it producer Bonnie Arnold. Other Featurettes look at the assembled cast, a look behind the dragon training sequences, a look at the viking characters and there relationship with Hiccup, inside look at the 3D parts of the movie, a look at the production design of the movies dragons and finally a look at Hiccups relationship with his dragon. As usual they’ll be some cast interviews and alot of never before seen footage as well,so spoiler alert if your wanting to see this movie. 

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