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Jason Lawrence Geiger[1] (born September 17, ), professionally known as Austin St. John, is an American actor best known for his portrayal of Jason Lee Scott in the Power Rangers franchise. He is best known for playing Jason Lee Scott, the original Red Ranger in Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers although he likes to joke that he's really number twenty-six if you add up all the previous Rangers from Super Sentai. Needless to say, Saban had a Red Ranger and Austin was down a few dollars. Mighty Morphin Power Rangers was an instant hit, and Austin was a role model to children in over forty countries around the world.

Above: Yost, Thuy Trang, Jason David Frank, Amy Jo Johnson, Austin St. John, and Walter Jones in the first season of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. "When I moved to L.A., I made a pact with. The rumor that actor Austin St. Published 2 years ago in Wow. Much like the whisperings of "we're getting out of school early" at the first sign of snow, or "Marilyn Manson had his ribs removed," the rumor that actor Austin St.

TIL Austin St. John, the original Red Power Ranger, went on to become a Paramedic. Things were never the same for him after tommy stole his girl. The rumor was he was in gay porn. Sadly not true. So many wasted hours. If any of the OG cast would be in gay porn, it would be David Yost, the original Blue Ranger. Because he's gay. Approval of God : Original actors Austin St. Jones said that he was excited to see other interpretations of the original source material, while Johnson called it "kind of awesome. John's replacement, also liked it, even joking about Rocky's Adaptational Villainy.

Austin St. John coming out of the closet in would be a surprise because no one expects it. In any case, celebrities too often refuse to talk about their private lives, so we don't know if they are gay or straight. The parties, the clubbing, the abysmal pay and more! Now, there is possibly going to be a new "Power Rangers" movie. John, and the Blue Ranger, David Yost, among other cast members to reveal never-before-heard stories from the set.