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Hasselhoff talks Dondo, Sons of Anarchy previews for 'Una Venta'

By April MacIntyre Sep 23, 2011, 12:26 GMT

06/06/2011 - Hayley Roberts and David Hasselhoff - "Larry Crowne" UK Premiere - Arrivals - Vue Cinema, Westfield Shopping Centre - London, UK © Landmark / PR Photos

FX "Sons of Anarchy" is complicated, tense and gut-wrenching this season four.

Fans of Piney (William Lucking) need to light some candles, as the SAMCRO original is laid up in the hospital.

Guest star David Hasselhoff has landed a plum spot on the critically acclaimed cable TV show, joining Danny Trejo, Rockmond Dunbar and Ray McKinnon this season. Hasselhoff's character Dondo will soon be introduced as old nemesis Georgie (Tom Arnold) pops up like a bad penny once again.

"Dondo" is described as a well-endowed former porn star who is now rolling in dough producing girl-on-girl adult films.

GQ interviewed Der Hoff about his role in the top FX series and shared how he reacted to the casting opportunity:

"I hit the hotel button 'Adult Movies' and took it from there. Actually, I said, 'A porno king? Awesome! I don't care how big the part is! If it's one line, give me this role!' I get to say 'big cock' on TV. I couldn't wait. I literally dropped everything in London, changed my whole schedule, jumped on an airplane, and flew back to do the part."

Fans of the Hoff will see a whole new side of him:

"I don't think you'll see me in my Speedo because I don't play the star of porn movies. I produce and sell the movies. I get involved with trying to take down another character played by Tom Arnold, who was, at one point, my boss. They've already talked about bringing me back; I hope that's true and I come back to continue the story of my relationship with Tom Arnold and the Sons of Anarchy gang."

We can't wait to see David in action.

Coming up: Episode 4 – “Una Venta” (Airs September 27, 10:00 pm e/p) – SAMCRO makes a run to set up a new business venture while Gemma makes a new ally in Charming. Written by Kurt Sutter & Marco Ramirez; directed by Billy Gierhart.