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Charles Hooper was a Caucasian male adult film performer active in the United States during the mid-to-late 1970s golden age of pornography. He made his debut in the 1975 Metro production "3 A. M.
," a notable early feature that explored themes of sexuality and time. Hooper continued appearing in several classic titles, including the 1979 VCX release "Tangerine," as well as later compilation-style films such as "Famous Ta Ta's" (1986) and "Love Scenes for Loving Couples" (1987). Working alongside established stars like Georgina Spelvin, he contributed to the burgeoning adult entertainment scene before retiring from the industry around 1979.
Little personal information is publicly documented about Hooper beyond his film credits, reflecting the era's limited biographical records for many performers. His work remains preserved in vintage adult film archives and databases, representing a small but authentic slice of 1970s erotic cinema history.