“Legend of the White Dragon” Kickstarter ends, movie will be made

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Posted: May 28, 2020 / 09:28 AM CDT / Updated: May 28, 2020 / 09:32 AM CDT

Jason David Frank, the original Green Power Ranger, recently talked to Morning Dose about the reopening of his Houston-area karate studios. He also told us about his latest Power Ranger project, “The Legend of the White Dragon.”

Morning Dose’s Trey Serna caught up with Jason for an update on the project.

Jason David Frank (L) and Trey Serna (R) do the “It’s Morphin Time” pose.

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