PETER FOLDY was born in Hungary and raised in Sydney, Australia where he was influenced toward a career in music after forging a friendship with three brothers who would later find international success as the BEE GEES. After a family move to Toronto, Foldy enrolled in film school but supported himself by playing in rock bands. When a young music executive heard some of his demos, Foldy was quickly signed to a small, indie label, Kanata Records. His first recording, "BONDI JUNCTION" quickly reached number one on RPM's Adult Contemporary Chart, received two Juno Award nominations and was a legitimate pop hit across Canada. An album entitled "Peter Foldy" soon followed. Before long Foldy was lured to Capitol/EMI Canada, and the records, "ROXANNE" and "JULIE-ANN" also climbed to Top 10 status on charts across Canada and the US. When his Capitol deal ended three years later, Foldy moved to Los Angeles where a chance meeting with Tina Turner's manger, led to a deal on RCA's brand new Free Flight label. Foldy continued his musical momentum with "LOVE CITY", and "SCHOOL OF LOVE", songs he both wrote and for the first time, co-produced. When Free Flight abruptly shut it's doors, Foldy decided to turn his attention back to film production, selling a screenplay, HOT MOVES, which became a considerable theatrical and video hit in the mid eighties. Many say the story-line later influenced the film 'American Pie'. More screenplays followed and in the early nineties Foldy began directing. H ATTENTION: please remember that all Blu-Rays are Region A USA and all DVDs Region 1 USA and you will need a multi region Blu-Ray/DVD player to play them.