A new documentary titled "Peter," chronicling the life and career of adult film performer Peter North, is set to become available for pre-order on Apple TV starting July 28. The film, directed by Corey Soria, also known as Craven Moorehead, will then be available to stream on multiple platforms beginning August 11.

Documentary Details and Release

The documentary, "Peter," is directed by Corey Soria, who also uses the name Craven Moorehead. Jeremy Wagner wrote the film. Soria has a background in directing hundreds of movies, including horror films, music videos, and adult movies, but "Peter" marks his first documentary. The film traces North's life from his upbringing as Alden Brown in Halifax, Nova Scotia, to his career in California's adult film industry.

Pre-orders for "Peter" will open on Apple TV on July 28. The documentary will be available for streaming on Apple TV, Prime Video, Direct TV, Google Play, and Fandango starting August 11. The film will also be available to rent and own on August 25.

The world premiere of "Peter" took place in January at the 2026 AVN Adult Entertainment Expo in Las Vegas. The premiere included a red carpet event featuring individuals interviewed for the film, such as North, Jenna Jameson, Jewel De’Nyle, Christy Canyon, and Ginger Lynn. Other attendees included North's contemporaries Amber Lynn, Dominique Simone, TT Boy, Sean Michaels, Mickey Lynn, and Seth Gamble.

Peter North's Career and Impact

Peter North, born Alden Brown on May 11, 1957, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, entered the adult film industry in the early 1980s due to financial debt. He is known for his tanned physique and his ability to produce "copious loads," earning him nicknames such as "The Sperminator" and "Old Faithful."

During the "Porn Valley" era of the 1980s and 1990s, North appeared in an estimated 70 percent of adult movies produced, according to director Craven Moorehead. North has over 2,000 screen credits as a performer and has directed 70 adult films. He established his production company, Northstar Entertainment, which produced series including "The North Pole" and "Anal Addicts." Moorehead was a director at NorthPole Entertainment for over 15 years.

North's filmography includes titles such as Dickman & Throbbin’ (Western Visuals, 1986), Encino Housewife Hookers (VCA, 1997), and Mad Jack: Beyond Thunderbone (VCA, 1986).

North's influence extends beyond his on-screen work. He was involved in the U.S. government's 1986 investigation into Traci Lords' underage involvement in the adult film industry. North has publicly stated that this incident had little impact on his career, and the investigation was eventually dropped.

Moorehead noted North's status as a "pop culture phenomenon," mentioning his inclusion in Motley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee’s memoir Tommyland, where Lee recalled North advising him to eat celery to increase load size.

Addressing Controversies

The documentary "Peter" addresses North's early career in gay films under the name Matt Ramsey, appearing for Falcon Studios as early as 1984. Moorehead stated that this is the first time North has publicly discussed this aspect of his past. Moorehead indicated that North "comes clean" about his past as Matt Ramsey in a "nice lengthy part" of the documentary.

Moorehead first met North at an Orange County gym in the 1990s. He described North as a "complicated, charismatic star" and aimed to create an honest documentary rather than a "fluff piece."

Key Facts

  • The documentary "Peter" is directed by Corey Soria (Craven Moorehead) and written by Jeremy Wagner.
  • Pre-orders for "Peter" open on Apple TV on July 28.
  • The film will be available to stream on Apple TV, Prime Video, Direct TV, Google Play, and Fandango starting August 11.
  • "Peter" made its world premiere at the 2026 AVN Adult Entertainment Expo in Las Vegas on January 22.
  • Peter North, born Alden Brown, appeared in an estimated 70 percent of adult movies produced during the "Porn Valley" era of the 1980s and 1990s.
  • The documentary addresses North's past work in gay films under the name Matt Ramsey for Falcon Studios, starting in 1984.