He also earned several additional paychecks after completing voice work for the 'MMPR' series' first 31 episodes.
On July 16, 2023, just days after actors joined screenwriters in their Hollywood, a Facebook page shared what looked to be quite a story. The story: David J. Fielding, the actor who portrayed the face of Zordon on the 1990s children's TV show"Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" , reportedly had only made $150 for what amounted to hundreds of appearances in the franchise's episodes.
After Fielding left L.A., his face continued to be used to portray Zordon in future episodes, with vocals coming from Manahan. All told, Fielding said he made around $1,000-$1,200 for his participation in the franchise's episodes.
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