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easy to refilm the other scenes with American kids in an American setting, and splice them together with the action.” Saban bought the rights to “Super Sentai,” redubbed it “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers,” and filmed a pilot. However, while Saban knew he had a hit on his hands, few people in the United States agreed. Whenever Saban presented the “Power Rangers” pilot, networks execs would ask, “Why do you embarrass yourself with this?” The rejection stung, but Saban refused to abandon his Rangers.
and the Masters of the Universe.” His biggest claim to fame is bringing the ‘90’s hit “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers” overseas from Japan. While on a trip to Japan, Saban found “Super Sentai,” a live action kids’ show featuring superpowered teenagers wearing spandex costumes and helmets to fight monsters. In an interview with NPR earlier this year, Saban remembered how fun the show looked. “There was nothing else like it on American television,” he said. “It dawned on me that, because the characters wore helmets during the fight sequences — which are the most expensive parts of a show to film — it would be
What do you do in the face of rejection? How do you react after you’re told your great idea isn’t worth anyone’s time? If you’re Haim Saban, media proprietor and founder of Saban Capital Group, you take rejection as a sign you’re going in the right direction. “The biggest hits in my life have been a result of significant rejection,” Saban explains. “Every time I have an idea and people tell me ‘No, don’t do that,’ I think, 'Oh, I’m onto something!’” Saban got his start in Hollywood creating themes and scores for some of the most beloved cartoons of the ‘80’s, like “Inspector Gadget” and “He-Man
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