Peter Brian, a multifaceted Australian talent, boasts a dual identity as both a skilled singer and a talented actor, his professional monikers including Frank Holden and Frankie J. Holden.
Born on December 18, 1952, Holden's early career in the 1970s was marked by his tenure as the lead vocalist and frontman of the renowned band Ol' 55.
Under the visionary direction of a renowned leader, a notable musical group accomplished a remarkable feat, as their inaugural album, Take It Greasy, ascended to a prestigious ranking of number three on the esteemed Australian Kent Music Report Albums Chart in the year 1976.
The album's crowning jewel, the hit single "On the Prowl", played a pivotal role in this outstanding achievement, undoubtedly contributing to the group's remarkable commercial success.
Not only has Holden achieved notable success in the realm of music, but he has also distinguished himself as a talented thespian, with a remarkable acting career that has garnered significant recognition within the industry. One of his most notable performances was in the film Return Home, where he brought to life the lead character, a role that earned him a prestigious nomination for Best Actor in a Lead Role at the esteemed 1990 AFI Awards, a testament to his impressive range and versatility as an actor.
