Baywatch hunk says he helped bring down the Berlin Wall
Wednesday, 19 November 2008
David Hasselhoff owns a globe containing his images - to represent the impact he's had worldwide.
The Baywatch hunk admits it's tongue-in-cheek, but it does remind him just how much he’s helped change history.
‘I have had a globe made with my face stretched across the ocean and little versions of myself forming the countries,’ he explains.
‘At the top, it says “saviour” in gold. But I was being ironic.
'Yes, I played a role in the fall of the Berlin Wall and on American culture. But not that big. It was a little joke.
'Although it's interesting to see your influence on the world translating into a globe.’
David, 56, also features in a new computer game called Pain, where players have to injure him.
‘The idea of “hurting The Hoff” or “hassling The Hoff” was just hysterical to me,’ he tells BANG! Showbiz. ‘I don't know why.’
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