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Ozzy Osbourne's Final Days: International Networks Air BBC Documentary
A BBC documentary about Ozzy Osbourne's return to the UK and his final performances before his death is being shown around the world.
The documentary shows Ozzy's health struggles and reflections on his life.
Many international networks have bought the rights to show this documentary.
The BBC documentary 'Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home' follows Ozzy's return to the UK and his preparations for a concert.
The documentary shows Ozzy's health struggles and his reflection on his life and values.
Ozzy Osbourne passed away in late July, aged 76, two weeks after performing at the homecoming concert.
Banijay Rights is handling international sales of the documentary, with several networks securing the rights.
The documentary has been picked up by networks in the US, Canada, Australia, Denmark, Belgium, and Israel.
- Who
- Ozzy Osbourne and his wife Sharon
- What
- Moved back to the UK and prepared for a concert
- Where
- The UK and the location of the concert
- When
- The documentary was produced and aired, and Ozzy passed away
- Why
- To document Ozzy's return to the UK and his final performances
Documentary Fans
Privacy Advocates
Documentary's Value
Documentary Fans
Provides a deep insight into Ozzy's life and final days.
Privacy Advocates
May intrude on the privacy of Ozzy and his family.
Key facts
- Documentary Title
- Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home
- Production Companies
- Expectation and JOKS Productions
- Airing Date on BBC One
- Early October
- Ozzy's Age at Death
- 76
- Date of Ozzy's Death
- Late July
- International Sales Company
- Banijay Rights
- Countries with Network Deals
- US, Canada, Australia, Denmark, Belgium, Israel
Quotes
Cathy Payne
CEO of Banijay Rights
“Providing a deep insight into the closing act of Ozzy Osbourne’s life, this poignant film has already made a huge impact worldwide. It’s an honour for us at Banijay Rights to share Ozzy, Sharon and the family’s story with even more international broadcasters.”
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Rachael Barnes
Executive Producer of the documentary
“He’s a great raconteur, he tells amazing stories, but he was also very reflective. It was not just nostalgia, but there was a sense of him trying to understand his personal values at this stage of life and where he would feel most at home.”
deadline.com
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