Embark on an exciting journey into the world of How to Train Your Dragon with an exclusive sneak peek revealed through a newly posted image from the set.

Writer-director Dean DeBlois, the creative force behind the three animated movies, previously unveiled the first glimpse from the set, marking the official commencement of filming. The initial photo showcased the intricate medieval set as a tantalizing backdrop. Just a week later, DeBlois treated fans to yet another captivating image on Instagram. This time, the director is seen wielding a prop sword and shield, providing an early glimpse into the movie’s exciting array of props. Scroll down to catch a glimpse of both posts below.

DeBlois penned an enthusiastic caption for the latest post, stating, “Our inaugural week was a resounding success! The shots are nothing short of breathtaking, our crew’s expertise is unmatched, and our cast is truly incredible! Just wait until you witness them in action – believe me, they’re absolutely FANTASTIC! Stay tuned for more updates on the rest of the team coming soon…

While DeBlois has yet to unveil any images featuring the film’s cast, his latest tease hints at forthcoming details about the movie’s stars. What we currently know about the cast is that Gerard Butler reprises his role as Stoick the Vast, a character he previously voiced in the animated movies. Nick Frost, known for Shaun of the Dead, takes on the live-action portrayal of Gobber the Belch, the skilled blacksmith. Additionally, Mason Thames from The Black Phone and Nico Parker from The Last of Us assume the lead roles of Hiccup and Astrid, respectively.

Initially slated for a 2023 commencement, filming on the How to Train Your Dragon remake faced delays, leading to a rescheduled release date of March 2025. The setback resulted from a production hiatus prompted by the SAG-AFTRA strike. Fortunately, the cameras started rolling again on January 15.

Mark your calendars, as the highly anticipated How to Train Your Dragon remake is now set to grace the big screens on June 13, 2025.