In an exclusive report published Friday in the Mirror Online, actor David Hasselhoff reveals details about the Knight Rider TV series revival particulary that it could be shown on TV screens once again, and sooner than we think.
This was revealed in chat with David Hasselhoff with the Mirror Online about his new Audible Original book ‘Up Against The Wall’ , which is out now, telling the story of a spy that switches places with Hasselhoff.
Hasselhoff said that talks had stalled nearly a decade ago when he looked a reviving the show because “they didn’t want me to do it.”
Fans have been waiting for any news ever since Hasselhoff said he was working with director James Gunn on getting the rights back in 2017.
When asked by the Mirror Online whether Knight Rider was on or off the cards, he paused: “I’m not supposed to say anything, but stay tuned. “The Knight Rider will ride again!”
When asked if that meant Knight Rider was on or off the cards, he paused: “I’m not supposed to say anything, but stay tuned.
“The Knight Rider will ride again!”
Via Mirror on Line
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