'Power Rangers' Actor Reveals Heat Stroke Incident
'Power Rangers' Actor Reveals Heat Stroke Incident

'Power Rangers' Actor Reveals Heat Stroke Incident

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Investigation Discovery's docuseries 'Hollywood Demons' reveals the harsh working conditions during the filming of the 1993 pilot episode of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. Audri DuBois, originally cast as Trini Kwan, describes a heat stroke incident involving a background actor in a heavy costume, who collapsed in sweltering desert heat. The production allegedly offered $100 to anyone willing to replace the actor, highlighting the pressure to continue filming despite health risks. Head writer Tony Oliver corroborates claims of abusive conditions, noting that cast members faced grueling 12- to 14-hour days due to tight budgets and scheduling. These revelations underscore the significant physical demands and neglectful treatment faced by the cast and crew, which were not uncommon in the early production days of this iconic franchise.

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