Ozzy Osbourne Documentary Film That Was Postponed Will Air October 2

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JAKARTA - Good news comes for fans of legendary musician Ozzy Osbourne. The reason is, the documentary singer with the nickname Prince of Darkness that was delayed will finally air again.

Previously, the BBC postponed the release of the documentary. The film, titled Oszzy Osbourne: Coming Home, was originally scheduled to air on August 18. But on the same day, the broadcast was canceled.

At that time, the broadcaster said the delay was due to respect the wishes of the deceased's family who wanted to wait longer before showing the documentary.

Meanwhile, the replay of this documentary is scheduled for October 2. One hour of the film will be broadcast on BBC One and via the iPlayer platform.

The documentary specifically highlighted the last three years of Ozzy Osbourne's life filming his move back to England from Los Angeles with his wife, Sharon Osbourne, as well as a heroic struggle to return to stage at his farewell concert in Birmingham.

In its official synopsis, the film is described as "an honest and touching intimate portrait of one of Birmingham's favorite sons, as well as an extraordinary relationship with Sharon."

This documentary shows how Ozzy and Sharon face monumental struggles, both at professional and personal levels, to address Ozzy's health problems, in order to return to their hometowns and hold the last concert.

This documentary also features Ozzy's passionate spirit who is loved by millions of fans.

Apart from 'Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home', there will be another documentary highlighting the life of the rock icon. The film is titled Ozzy: No Escape From Now, which will air on Paramount+ on October 7th.

This documentary will explore Ozzy's six years of health struggle after injury in 2019. Interestingly, Sharon Osbourne will also play one of the executive producers in this film.