Kaki Hunter

Kaki Hunter (born Katherine Susan Hunter, November 6, 1955) is an American actress, architect, and writer and the daughter of American actor Thomas Hunter. Hunter started with a guest appearance on TV series, Hawaii Five-O, but got her first break when she starred alongside Meat Loaf in the 1980 film Roadie (1980). She landed a role in Porky's (1982) as Wendy Williams, the only female member of the gang. While little more than a sex object in the first film, her character evolved in the second ...

Kaki Hunter (born Katherine Susan Hunter, November 6, 1955) is an American actress, architect, and writer and the daughter of American actor Thomas Hunter. Hunter started with a guest appearance on TV series, Hawaii Five-O, but got her first break when she starred alongside Meat Loaf in the 1980 film Roadie (1980). She landed a role in Porky's (1982) as Wendy Williams, the only female member of the gang. While little more than a sex object in the first film, her character evolved in the second film, giving her more depth than most of the male stars in the subsequent films. A pretty and surprisingly versatile actress, she did not continue with films after finishing the Porky's trilogy. Kaki currently resides in Moab, Utah, where she juggles being a white water rafting instructor and building houses.