David Hasselhoff worries the ‘Baywatch’ movie will be a "joke".
The 63-year-old actor – who starred in the iconic American TV series – has revealed he’d only agree to appear in the much-discussed movie alongside Zac Efron if it were to remain true to the original storyline.
Asked if he’s been offered a role in the movie, David said: "I don’t really know [if I’m in it]. I don’t really know if I want to be in it."
David also said he’d previously been offered the chance to appear in a movie version of another of his TV shows, ‘Knight Rider’, but was unimpressed with the script.
He told ITV’s ‘This Morning’: "You know, I saw a ‘Knight Rider’ script and I hated it. The girl said, ‘What did you think?’ And I said, ‘When it got to my part the script flew out of my hand.’ I never saw it again.
"You know, if ‘Night Rider’ is true to ‘Night Rider’, I would do it. If ‘Baywatch’ is going to be a joke, I don’t think so.
"I might do ‘Baywatch’ the musical or something like that. Make it something as close to what it was. They laughed at it but they still loved it. I don’t want it to be a joke."
David Hasselhoff reveals Baywatch movie fears
