The This is the End star addressed the possibility of joining another sequel with Seth Rogen.

Perhaps you only know Jay Baruchel from his starring roles in How to Train Your Dragon or Man Seeking Woman. Perhaps you only know him from his supporting roles in Apatow joints like This Is the End or Knocked Up. But what you might not know about Baruchel is that he is a purveyor and creator of grindhouse-leaning horror cinema, a wholly Canadian combination of John Carpenter and David Cronenberg. His latest film in that mold, which he directed, co-wrote, and co-stars in, is called Random Acts of Violence. Though the red-band trailer hints at a …

EXCLUSIVE: Actor, writer, and director Jay Baruchel discusses his latest jump to DC Comics for a Nightwing/Batgirl story (and some Flash, too).

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Sorry Tumblr, Jay Baruchel is taken. The star of the How to Train Your Dragon 3: The Hidden World may be an unlikely sex symbol, having started out as a geeky Canadian in Judd Apatow's Undeclared, but he's grown up a lot...especially in animated form. We began the films with Hiccup (voiced by Baruchel) as a gawky teen in a Viking village whose fondness for dragons make him a reluctant heir to his father, the village Chieftain, Stoick (Gerald Butler). After bonding with a crippled dragon named Toothless, Hiccup is forced to adapt to brutal realities: in …

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The voice of Hiccup tells CinemaBlend about how the new How To Train Your Dragon has affected early audiences.