A man and his car will continue to fight against injustice in the future. The 1980s cult series "Knight Rider" should get a new film.
After almost 30 years, David Hasselhoff (68) could possibly get behind the wheel of the cult car K.I.T.T. for a new film. put. As the US industry magazine "Deadline" reports, a flick from the "Knight Rider" universe is planned, which is based on the classic 1980s action series. According to "Variety", the film will come to the cinema. However, it is not yet clear when this should happen.
The Australian director and screenwriter James Wan (43), who has experience with fast cars and action, should act as the producer. He has directed the superhero flick "Aquaman" and "Fast & Furious 7".
Return of David Hasselhoff?
So far it is not known whether the then leading actor David Hasselhoff (68) will actually slip back into the leading role of the protagonist Michael Knight. You don't want to reveal any details about the story either. In addition to the original series (1982-1986) Hasselhoff was also seen in the television film "Knight Rider 2000" (1991). Later there was the series "Team Knight Rider", which however had little to do with the original and only ran for a short time (1997-1998).