Mason Thames in New Movie Role First Details
Mason Thames, the young star known for his roles in How to Train Your Dragon, is gearing up for a fresh adventure in cinema. The actor has signed a deal with Sony Pictures to star in a new coming-of-age comedy titled Narcs, promising a pivot into a new and exciting genre.
This new venture sees Thames collaborating with director John Phillips, who is celebrated for crafting R-rated comedies like Good Boys and Dirty Grandpa. Phillips, alongside writers Jordan and Justin Shipley, will steer the project, adding a layer of irreverent humor to the narrative.
Thames brings a unique blend of charm and intensity to the screen, building upon a diverse portfolio that showcases his range. Beyond the animated world of dragons, he has garnered critical acclaim for intense dramatic performances, notably in The Black Phone, where he delivered a lead performance that earned widespread praise.
His career already spans acclaimed television, including appearances in the Apple TV series For All Mankind, further cementing his status as a versatile talent.
Thames’ journey has included many memorable roles, from the indie horror-adventure film Monster Summer to taking on the role of Hiccup in the live-action remake of How to Train Your Dragon. His recent offerings, including Nimrods and Idiots, demonstrate a comfort with varied storytelling and character dynamics.
Looking ahead, Thames is set to continue his exciting trajectory. In addition to Narcs, he is expected to wrap up the live-action How to Train Your Dragon trilogy. Furthermore, his involvement is expanding into high-stakes action, with a forthcoming role in Donnie Yen’s Caine, set within the universe of John Wick.
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