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Jason David Frank Net Worth, Biography Age, Family, wiki, And Life Story

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Jason David Frank Net Worth, Biography Age, Family, wiki, And Life Story

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Jason David Frank Net Worth, Biography Age, Family, wiki, And Life Story

What was Jason David Frank's net worth?

At the time of his death, Jason David Frank was a skilled mixed martial arts fighter and actor with a net worth of $500,000. Jason David Frank first became well-known for playing Tommy, the green Power Ranger, in "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers." He was in 124 episodes of the show between 1993 and 1996. He played the part in the first movie version of the series, which came out in 1995 and made $66 million worldwide on a $15 million budget.  Later, he would play Tommy again on "Power Rangers Zeo," in 50 episodes in 1996, and on "Power Rangers Turbo," in 19 episodes in 1997. He kept working in different ways in the "Power Rangers" world for the rest of his career. Jason was a good martial artist even before he joined the "Power Rangers." He had a seventh-degree black belt and took part in a number of mixed martial arts (MMA) matches. He won many awards, and in 2003, American Karate named him Master of the Year. Jason David Frank took his own life on November 20, 2022. He was 49 years old.
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Category:
Richest Celebrities
Net Worth:
$500 Thousand
Date of Birth:
Sep 4, 1973 - Nov 20, 2022 (49 years old)
Place of Birth:
Covina
Gender:
Male
Height:
5 ft 10 in (1.8 m)
Profession:
Actor, Martial Artist, Mixed Martial Artist
Nationality:
United States of America


Early Years

Jason David Frank was born in Covina, California, on September 4, 1973. He went to high school in La Verne, California, at Bonita High School. He was very interested in karate and other kinds of fighting and martial arts when he was young. Not long after he graduated, he became interested in playing.
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Career

Frank was cast as Tommy Green in the 1993 TV show "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers." He was chosen for the job in part because he knew how to fight. He was supposed to play the Green Ranger for only 14 shows, but he kept doing it for a long time. But the character was so famous that he was brought back as the new leader of the Power Rangers, the White Ranger. Before he came back to the show, he was meant to be the main character in "VR Troopers," but once Frank became the White Ranger, the role went to Brad Hawkins.
After three seasons of "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers," the show changed to "Power Rangers Zeo." Frank's character became the Red Zeo Ranger after the change. The next year, Frank's character became the Red Turbo Ranger on "Power Rangers Turbo." Frank and a few other cast members decided to leave the show in the middle of the season, and they were replaced in 1997.

Frank left "Power Rangers" in 1997, but he came back as the Red Zeo Ranger in 2002 for the special 10th anniversary episode "Forever Red" in "Power Rangers Wild Force." Ten of the old Red Rangers came back for the show.
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He then played the Black Dino Ranger in "Power Rangers Dino Thunder" in 2004. Frank was always shown in this part wearing long-sleeved shirts to hide the tattoos on his arms. He also played Tommy Oliver again in the last episode of the season of "Power Rangers Super Megaforce." After meeting Stan Lee at a comic book gathering, he also said he was interested in making a Green Ranger solo show, but the idea never went anywhere.
Frank played the White Ranger on "Super Power Beatdown" in November of 2013. In this part, he fought against Scorpion from "Mortal Kombat." In 2015, he was on the show again. Because "Super Power Beatdown" was so popular, a web reality show based on it was made in 2015. A plan for a movie or miniseries called "Legend of the White Dragon" started on Kickstarter in 2020. As interest in the idea grew, it was turned into a full-length movie. Frank was in the movie, along with Ciara Hanna, Mark Dacascos, and Michael Madsen, who all played Power Rangers in the past. The movie was done in 2021, and it will come out in 2023.

Jason David Frank has also done voice work for a number of video game characters. In the 1995 game "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie," he was the voice of the White Ranger. In 2004, he did the character of Dr. Tommy Oliver in the game "Power Rangers Dino Thunder." In 2019, he gave voices to a number of characters in "Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid."

Frank was also good at fighting and martial arts when he wasn't making films or TV shows. He knew how to fight in many ways, such as Taekwondo, Judo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Muay Thai, and Aikido. In the end, he took ideas from each of these styles to make Toso Kune Do, which is his own mix of American Karate. He was put into the Karate Union Hall of Fame in June 2003. He kept fighting and participating in different contests the whole time he was an actor. He also started his own training school to teach young people his style of fighting.

In August of 2009, he officially signed with SuckerPunch Entertainment, a business that specializes in marketing and managing MMA athletes. He also started working with Melvin Guillard, a lightweight in the UFC. Frank's first MMA fight was in 2010 in Houston, Texas, for the United States Amateur Combat Association. In August 2010, he fought at heavyweight against Jose Roberto Vasquez. This was his first fight as a professional. Frank won his fight as a pro in less than a minute. Even though he started out well, Frank didn't fight in MMA until 2010.

Personal Life and Death


Frank married Shawna for the first time in 1994. They were married for 7 years and had two kids. After 7 years of marriage, they got a divorce in 2001. In 2003, he married Tammie, who was his second wife. Together, they had one daughter. Tammie asked for a divorce in 2022, but Frank and her were on their way to getting back together when he died.


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