Earlier this year, Universal announced it was bringing new life to one of Dreamworks' most popular animated properties.
That's right — How to Train Your Dragon is headed back to the big screen, this time as a live-action adaptation.
For those who don't know, the animated trilogy, based on the books by Cressida Cowell, follow a boy named Hiccup and his dragon Toothless.
No details about the plot of the live-action version have been released, though it's likely it'll follow the events of the original movie.
Here's everything we do know about the upcoming adaptation so far:
The Black Phone star Mason Thames will play Hiccup.
Jay Baruchel voiced the character in the animated films.
Nico Parker from The Last of Us will play Astrid.
The character was originally voiced by America Ferrera.
So far there's been no word on whether any of the original voice cast might make a cameo in the new film, though I'm sure fans would love to see them pop up.
This isn't Parker's first live-action remake of an animated movie. She appeared alongside Danny DeVito and Colin Farrell in 2019's Dumbo.
Dean DeBlois, who wrote and directed the original How to Train Your Dragon trilogy, will write, direct, and produce the live-action adaptation.
Original trilogy composer John Powell is returning for the new movie as well.
Finally, it's currently set to hit theaters March 14, 2025 — almost 15 years to the day after the original film did.
