They also recalled being asked to shoot during the 1994 Los Angeles earthquake.
It was the best of times, it was the morph of times.
“I remember we hadn’t seen each other in a very long time,” she said.
David Yost, Thuy Trang, Jason David Frank, Austin St. John, Amy Jo Johnson, and Walter Jones in ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’.Everett Collection
“We had a blast, and it was really cool to watch him on that set.
He’d stay on that set and watch until they fully wrapped, like 12 hours later.
He just loved the franchise so much.”
Amy Jo Johnson and David Yost at C2E2.Daniel Boczarski/Getty
While that was a rare return to the Power Rangers universe for Johnson, Frank resurfaced repeatedly.
“I always thought he was harassing me,” Yost joked.
“It’s like, I gotta get more into this film.
That’s why he’s hanging around the set.”
He continued, “Jason was obviously a very talented person.
He’s probably one of the smartest people I’ve ever met.
They’re like, ‘Where’s Jason?’
“She was awesome to work with.
Shortly after the tremors subsided, the young actors were called into work.
It was really crazy.”
Looking back at the harrowing experience, Johnson simply concluded, “At least we were all together.”
