Glen A. Larson

And he would have loved the fact that we ultimately met because he talked about you a lot and he very much cared for you.

Watch my full tribute to both Hollywood legends, Mark Jones and Glenn A. Larson.

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Glen, Glenn A. Larson.

Yeah.

He was all over-

Yeah.

And it's funny when I tell people that Glenn Larson was a Mormon and he stole a lot of shit.

He cribbed a

lot.

Yeah.

But this is based on the television series of the same name that ran from 1981 to 1986, created by Glenn A. Larson.

He's kind of a prolific TV guy.

The budget of the film, $130 million.

Oh.

A gentleman named Glenn A. Larson.

Oh, what a man.

What a

Secret villain reveal the big bad that we've been hinted at.

And it's literally just because Glenn Larson also made Knight Rider and, and, and Hasselhoff doesn't even get a name as a villain.

He literally turns around, mugs of the camera says something to night, man, the night man kicks him out of a window while delivering the line.

Sorry to hassle you.

And that really translated and that became, in retrospect, I think the reason why I got that role, you know.

And I just had that attitude that he was looking for, Glenn Larson.

So just went in and did that.

I was ready to go.

So I kind of established that era.

And then we go into Glenn Larson and the concept of the show and the selling of the show and then the casting of the show.

And a lot of people don't realize it came down to, you know...

Three people, Hasselhoff, Don Johnson, who went on to get at Miami Vice a couple years later, and Jeffrey Osterhage, which he ended up being a guest star in a later season.