Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie - crew, film crew

The entire team, the film crew of the film "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie"
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie (1995)
Timing: 1:36 (96 min)
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie - TMDB rating
5.8/10
669
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie - Kinopoisk rating
4.605/10
2343
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie - IMDB rating
5.3/10
32000

Film crew

Director

Producer

Photo Suzanne Todd #70539
Suzanne Todd
Producer

Executive Producer

Photo Shuki Levy #154442

Shuki Levy

Shuki Levy
Executive Producer

Editor

Wayne Wahrman
Editor

Art Direction

Colin Gibson
Art Direction

Costume Design

Photo Joseph A. Porro #71641
Joseph A. Porro
Costume Design
Warren Beaton
Costume Design

Production Design

Craig Stearns
Production Design

Stunt Coordinator

Photo Jeff Pruitt #72852
Jeff Pruitt
Stunt Coordinator

Second Unit Director

Photo Jeff Imada #14549

Jeff Imada

Jeff Imada
Second Unit Director

Set Decoration

Tim Ferrier
Set Decoration

Original Music Composer

Photo Graeme Revell #70984

Graeme Revell

Graeme Revell
Original Music Composer

Co-Producer

David Coatsworth
Co-Producer

Stunt Double

Bridgett Riley
Stunt Double

Director of Photography

Paul Murphy
Director of Photography

Steadicam Operator

Phil Cross
Steadicam Operator
Ian McMillan
Steadicam Operator

Script Supervisor

Kate Dennis
Script Supervisor
Victoria Sullivan
Script Supervisor

Still Photographer

Corrie Ancone
Still Photographer

Screenplay

Arne Olsen
Screenplay

Story

Photo John Kamps #73574
John Kamps
Story
Arne Olsen
Story

"A" Camera Operator

David Williamson
"A" Camera Operator

Second Unit Director of Photography

Ian Jones
Second Unit Director of Photography

"B" Camera Operator

Calum McFarlane
"B" Camera Operator

First Assistant Camera

Angelo Sartore
First Assistant Camera
Katrina Crook
First Assistant Camera

Second Assistant Camera

Frank Flick
Second Assistant Camera

What's left behind the scenes

  • One of the Sydney newspapers published an invitation for fans to "come to the port and see the fireworks with the Mighty Rangers themselves." Fans responded to the invitation. In reality, the filmmakers needed crowds for filming the final scene, and paying extras would have been a significant expense.
  • To ensure the color of his tongue matched the color of his body in the image, Paul Freeman would fill his mouth with blackcurrant juice before filming, hold it there for a while, and then spit it out.
  • Johnny Yong Bosch and Jason David Frank performed almost all the stunts themselves.
  • While preparing for his role, Paul Freeman spent 7 hours in the makeup chair every morning.
  • In the original script, the Mighty Rangers were supposed to fight monstrous creatures of Ivan. The costumes built for the monsters didn't work very well and looked even worse, so the script had to be rewritten to pit the Mighty Rangers against completely different monsters. However, the 'rejected' monster costumes were later repurposed. They were used in the 'Return of the Green Ranger' storyline in the television series.
  • Each Ranger's costume weighed almost 20 kg. Filming often lasted 10 hours a day, and the actors worked in the costumes the entire time.
  • The set with the Temple of Power built on it was the largest of all used in the making of the film. It featured a working waterfall, a pool, and huge doors that opened onto the Pyramid of Power. The set occupied the entire territory of Warner Roadshow Movie World Studios in Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
  • Wearing the Alpha 5 suit and helmet, actress Peta-Marie Rixon could see or hear nothing, and she had nothing to breathe with. A breathing tube, similar to those used to supply oxygen to aquariums, had to be run into the suit.
  • Except for moments where the Power Rangers appear on screen without their helmets, their costumes are actually worn by stunt performers who are not credited.
  • An invitation was placed in one of Sydney's newspapers, urging fans to "come to the harbor and see the fireworks with the Mighty Rangers themselves." Fans responded to the invitation. In reality, the filmmakers needed crowds for shooting the final scene, and paying extras would have been a significant expense.
  • In the original script, the Mighty Rangers were supposed to fight monstrous creatures created by Ivan. The costumes built for these creatures didn't work very well and looked even worse, so the script had to be rewritten to have the Mighty Rangers battle entirely different monsters. However, the "rejected" monster costumes were later repurposed, appearing in the "Return of the Green Ranger" storyline in the television series.
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