My Father’s Dragon coming to Netflix this October 8!
My Father’s Dragon is a highly popular children’s novel back in 1948. Ruth Stiles Gannett wrote it. It is success because it spawned two sequels. If this animated movie will deliver on Netflix’s expectations, we might get to see the sequels Elmer and the Dragon and The Dragons of Blueland have animations too. Jacob Tremblay who is going to play Flounder for the live-action adaption of the Little Mermaid gets the lead role. While waiting for that movie you can get a sneak peak of his voice acting talent on this film.
The story is told from the perspective of a young woman, who narrates her father’s adventures. In addition, She said the events happened long ago because its from his childhood.
My Father’s Dragon official trailer
Elmer (Jacob Tremblay) saw an Ally cat (Whoopi Goldberg) and treated her with kindness. She gives her food and befriended her.
The cat that he helped can communicate with, and she has said that she will provide him with some information. Elmer got instructed to travel to the location indicated by the cat, which was a small island in front of him. The cat informed him that he will get the opportunity to encounter an incredible and magnificent dragon in real life. Only he can rescue the captured dragon from the island, but unfortunately, he have to break the rules of his parents to do this mission. However, he is aware that his parents will not permit him to assist the dragon in any way. Therefore, he decided to runaway to complete his mission.
Elmer did find the dragon and he introduced himself with the name Boris. (Gaten Matarazzo). Even though they just met, Boris and Elmer have become friends, and it looks like they have a lot of exciting and memorable adventures ahead of them together. It’s likely that the destinations they visit will be entirely unique, offering something that can’t be found anyplace else on the planet.
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