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David Hasselhoff: "I have found my freedom"

In a new series that Hasselhoff is shooting for the RTL streaming service TV Now, he plays a fictional version of himself.

[London -] David Hasselhoff (69) missed artistic freedom after his series successes in the 90s.

"I was able to shoot commercials and everything where I am David Hasselhoff, the type of" Knight Rider "or the" Baywatch "type," said the US actor to the German press agency. “But I haven't had a TV series. I had nothing where I could look in the mirror and say: That's cool. "

For the miniseries “Ze Network”, “The Hoff” is in front of the camera together with the German actor Henry Hübchen (74). "I've found my freedom," said Hasselhoff, whose biggest hit is "Looking For Freedom". "For me, freedom is that I can be on stage, that I shoot my new series and that I do a good job in the series."

The new role should be easy for the 69-year-old, who has just released his new album "Party Your Hasselhoff". He plays a fictional version of himself in the series "Ze Network", which is shot for the RTL streaming service TV Now. In 2023 he wants to give concerts in Germany again. [dpa]

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