Die witzige Kino Produktion “How to Train Your Dragon” oder mit deutschem Titel “Drachenzähmen leicht gemacht”, war ein voller Erfolg in den Kinos. Bei einem Budget von üppigen ~150 Millionen Dollar spielte das animierte Werk der Shrek und Madagaskar Macher mal eben locker wieder 500 Millionen weltweit ein. Ein klasse Erfolg. Soviel dazu. Die logische Konsequenz, ein Sequel. Und wie das Schicksal es so will, so wird es auch geschehen. 2013 soll “How to Train Your Dragon 2″ in die Kinos kommen und für 2012 plant das Cartoon Network eine wöchentlich ausgestrahlte Fernsehserie.

A success with audiences and critics alike, this epic adventure-comedy about a young Viking and his unlikely friendship with a dragon has grossed nearly $500 million at the worldwide box office to date and will be released on DVD and Blu-ray on October 15, 2010.

“Great characters and captivating story telling along with state of the art animation is what we love giving our audience,” said Stuart Snyder, President/COO of Turner’s Animation, Young Adults & Kids Business. “The How to Train Your Dragon weekly series definitely falls into that category of giving our viewers around the globe something they can’t find anywhere else on television and DreamWorks Animation is a proven leader in taking this art form to the next level. We are ecstatic to be bringing this project to our network and working with everyone at DreamWorks Animation.”

“How to Train Your Dragon has already captured the hearts and minds of audiences around the world and we are thrilled to join together with Cartoon Network to expand on this amazing movie in a television series of its own,” commented Ann Daly, COO of DreamWorks Animation. “It is incredibly exciting to be able to bring viewers deeper into the world of dragons and tell new stories each week inspired by our characters from the film.”

“How to Train Your Dragon Gets Cartoon Network Series“

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