One time popular TV-series Knight Rider returns to big screens?? KITT, the smartcar used by Michael Knight in the Tv series, is portrayed by a Koenissegg CCX (replacing the old Pontiac Trans-Am). And it seems like the role of Michael Knight performed by David Hasselhoff, would appear as a cameo role. Well, It’d be a cool movie, if its is made or even this could be an Urban legend, anyway KnightRider was a legend of our time

In May 2006, The Weinstein Company acquired film rights to adapt Knight-Rider from series creator Larson. He expressed his interest in the film adaptation as a potential franchise property. The following September, Hasselhoff invited actor Orlando Bloom to portray Knight’s son in the film adaptation, but Bloom turned down the offer. In April 2007, Hasselhoff said that the film was in development at Miramax, and that he would at least have a cameo in the film.

- Wikipedia on "Knight Rider - Film adaption"

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One time popular TV-series Knight Rider returns to big screens?? KITT, the smartcar used by Michael Knight in the Tv series, is portrayed by a Koenissegg CCX (replacing the old Pontiac Trans-Am). And it seems like the role of Michael Knight performed by David Hasselhoff, would appear as a cameo role. Well, It’d be a cool movie, if its is made or even this could be an Urban legend, anyway KnightRider was a legend of our time

In May 2006, The Weinstein Company acquired film rights to adapt Knight-Rider from series creator Larson. He expressed his interest in the film adaptation as a potential franchise property. The following September, Hasselhoff invited actor Orlando Bloom to portray Knight’s son in the film adaptation, but Bloom turned down the offer. In April 2007, Hasselhoff said that the film was in development at Miramax, and that he would at least have a cameo in the film.

- Wikipedia on "Knight Rider - Film adaption"

via Blaze

This entry was posted on Sunday, September 9th, 2007 at 1:44 pm and is filed under Autos, News, Movies. You can follow any comments to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a comment, or trackback from your own site.