Your guide to streaming Peter North’s 2026 documentary online

Directed by Corey Soria and written by Jeremy Wagner, the feature documentary Peter zeroes in on the man behind the screen name: Alden Brown, better known to millions as Peter North. The film promises an unvarnished look at his origins, the reinvention that made him a fixture of adult entertainment, and the legacy he built over decades in a controversial business.

Brown’s story starts far from the Valley. Born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, to Eric Austin Brown and Gisele Marie Robichaud, he chased a Hollywood dream that took a sharp turn in 1983 when he entered the adult film world. Over time, he appeared in more than 2,000 titles, directed 70-plus, and reportedly launched his own banner, Northpole Entertainment.

Peter premieres August 11, 2026 on Apple TV and Fandango.

The documentary isn’t just a solo portrait — it folds in voices from the era. Industry figures expected to appear include Christy Canyon, Jewel De’Nyle, and Jenna Jameson, adding first-hand perspective on how North’s rise intersected with the business at large.

How to watch

• Release date — August 11, 2026
• Where — Apple TV and Fandango

Who’s in it

• Director — Corey Soria
• Writer — Jeremy Wagner
• Featured voices — Christy Canyon; Jewel De’Nyle; Jenna Jameson

Also streaming this year

If you’re in a doc-watching mood, Netflix has rolled out a few high-profile titles in 2026:

• Dynasty: The Murdochs — A four-part series from director Liz Garbus that digs into Rupert Murdoch’s final push to lock in his legacy amid a bruising family succession fight, drawing on private documents, emails and texts.
• The Plastic Detox — Follows six couples who cut their plastic use for three months to test possible health benefits tied to plastic-related chemicals.
• Being Gordon Ramsay — Tracks the chef as he tries to launch five culinary experiences at London’s 22 Bishopsgate in six months; a second season is already confirmed.

All three are streaming now on Netflix.