Power Rangers LG: Galactic Military Police Defenders (film)

Power Rangers LG: Galactic Military Police Defenders (PRLG:GMPD) was going to be a soon-to-be upcoming action-adventure sci-fi fantasy fanfilm to the long-running Power RangersTelevision series, which was concurrently in pre-production progress. Prior to the declined promotion for 2011's Power Rangers LG: The Rise of Trakeena, Saban has decided to have Paramount Pictures to develop a sequel to the first film. Galactic Military Police Defenders was going to be the first of a Double Feature continuation of the series for a June 4, 2012 release date, following a final sequel, Power Rangers LG: Vanguard.

Casting (New Additions)
With most actors from the first Power Rangers LG film not returning, Galactic Military Police Defenders introduces the faces of Mark Wahlberg (Rock Star, Shooter, Four Brothers) as the villainous and bionic  Adonis the Chamelion, an escaped convict who was accused of the accidental death of Tony's father Rex Turner-Patterson Marshall,  Jerry Trainor (who resently appears on high-rated Nickelodeon shows like iCarly, and the voice of Dudley Puppy in the nicktoon T.U.F.F. Puppy) as Eddie Cranston, a mentally unstable 29-year-old man who later becomes the villainous  Carnage  (same one from the Spider-Man comic universe),  Brandon T. Jackson (Tropic Thunder, Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son) &  Matt Damon (The Formant, Green Zone, The Bourne films) as the 2nd Crimson and Navy Thunder Rangers  Torch  and former Red Ranger/Blue Zeo Ranger  Rocky DeSantos ,  Joseph Gordon-Levitt (G.I. Joe, 500 Days of Summer, Inception) as the voice of  General Havoc (Divatox's brother in Power Rangers: Turbo), and  Shad Moss (aka. the rapper "Bow Wow") as new Yellow Galaxy Ranger Skip Richards (who later takes AJ Weems' place in the film).

Filming, Design, and Effects
(production is canceled)

Music
Christopher Young, Marsh's collaborator for several of his non-related PR films, is the composer for the sequel. Marsh had Young start early compositions for the score after production of the first Power Rangers LG film had ceased in March 2011.