Personal Info
Known For Acting
Known Credits 57
Gender Male
Adult Actor True
Birthday September 25, 1968 (55 years old)
Place of Birth California, USA
Also Known As
- Doug Shepherd
- Drago
- Ted Hunter
- Mark Slade
- Frank
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Biography
Frank Towers, also known as Mark Slade and Ted Hunter was born on September 25 1968 and is a popular porn star from the United States. Frank Towers/Mark Slade got his start originally in the heterosexual porn industry.
In 1998, he made his first gay film appearance with a solo masturbation scene in Billy 2000 under the name Mark Slade. He then went on to sign an exclusive contract with Studio 2000 and starred in West Hollywood Hope in 1998. He followed that with Cadet. He also appeared in the big-budget bisexual videos Semper Bi and Bi American.
He currently performs in pornographic videos aimed at the heterosexual market under the name Ted Hunter. According to his profile at the Internet Adult Film Database (IAFD), he has appeared in more than 300 films. As Frank Towers, he has formed his own production company, "Frank Towers Productions", and directed that company's 2004 release, Nasty Tales.
Frank Towers, also known as Mark Slade and Ted Hunter was born on September 25 1968 and is a popular porn star from the United States. Frank Towers/Mark Slade got his start originally in the heterosexual porn industry.
In 1998, he made his first gay film appearance with a solo masturbation scene in Billy 2000 under the name Mark Slade. He then went on to sign an exclusive contract with Studio 2000 and starred in West Hollywood Hope in 1998. He followed that with Cadet. He also appeared in the big-budget bisexual videos Semper Bi and Bi American.
He currently performs in pornographic videos aimed at the heterosexual market under the name Ted Hunter. According to his profile at the Internet Adult Film Database (IAFD), he has appeared in more than 300 films. As Frank Towers, he has formed his own production company, "Frank Towers Productions", and directed that company's 2004 release, Nasty Tales.
