A Power Rangers legend returns for one final posthumous role
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A Power Rangers legend returns for one final posthumous role

Polygon RSS Feedโœ Tomas Franzese๐Ÿ“… March 29, 2026(about 5 hours ago)

Summary

Legend of the White Dragon stars Mighty Morphin Power Rangers' Jason David Frank.

Well Go USA Entertainment has confirmed that its superhero action film Legend of the White Dragon will be released in theaters on Aug. 28. This movie will be of note to Power Rangers fans, as it features the final performance from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers' Jason David Frank.

Co-directed by Aaron and Sean Schoenke, Legend of the White Dragon is a film about its titular superhero, who was disgraced by the public after a brutal battle but comes out of hiding to save his city again. Jason David Frank portrays White Dragon, who is clearly inspired by the White Ranger incarnation of Tommy Oliver, the character Frank portrayed in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and other Power Rangers media. The movie was successfully crowdfunded in 2020, but had yet to receive a theatrical release.

Three armored characters stand near each other in Legend of the White Dragon Image: Well Go USA Entertainment

In 2022, Jason David Frank died by suicide, so Legend of the White Dragon will be his final film role. In a press release, Well Go USA Entertainment's CEO, Doris Pfardrescher, says the film "not only delivers the thrilling sci-fi action fans crave, but also celebrates the life and legacy of Jason David Frank." As such, it's quite fitting that Legend of the White Dragon should come out on National Power Rangers Day.

Jason David Frank's daughter, Jenna Frank, will also appear in the film alongside other Power Rangers alumni like Jason Faunt, Ciara Hanna, and Cerina Vincent. Rachele Brooke Smith, Andrew Bachelor, David Ramsey, Mark Dacascos, Aaron Schoenke, and Michael Madsen (who will also appear posthumously) round out the cast.

Legend of the White Dragon will get a limited release in theaters on Aug. 28. If you're struggling with mental health, there are people who can help. You can call The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline by dialing 988 or text START to 741741 to contact the Crisis Text Line if you are in the United States.