New Documentaries Featuring Ozzy Osbourne: A Fresh Perspective
The highly awaited debut of Paramount+’s Ozzy: No Bag Away From Now on October 7 is not the only significant documentary about the iconic heavy metal artist making headlines this week. The BBC has revealed that another film, titled Sharon & Ozzy osbourne: Coming Home, will premiere on BBC One starting October 2.
A Return to Their Origins
This 59-minute feature was originally scheduled for release on August 18 but was delayed just hours before its airing at the request of the Osbourne family. Captured over three years as part of the House To Roost project, it narrates the familyS choice to return to their British roots after more than twenty years in Los Angeles.
An Intimate Glimpse into Family Dynamics
A recent report from the BBC indicates that this documentary provides a heartfelt look into Ozzy’s life with his wife Sharon and their children Kelly and Jack, along with close friends. It marks a significant chapter in Ozzy’s life as he and Sharon decide it’s time to go back to buckinghamshire, where thay raised their family. Before stepping away from performing entirely, he is determined to give one last show for his loyal fans.
The Trials they Confront Together
The film poignantly showcases both challenges and victories faced by the Osbourne family as Ozzy contends with Parkinson’s disease alongside persistent back issues resulting from multiple surgeries and severe mobility limitations. Viewers observe how Sharon and Ozzy manage these obstacles while cherishing joyful moments surrounded by grandchildren and their eleven dogs—who are humorously noted by the BBC as sharing bed space with them.
A Testament of Strength
This documentary vividly portrays one of music’s most fascinating families during a pivotal time in their lives. The strong connection between Ozzy and sharon shines through, complemented by their children’s steadfast support for them. As Kelly insightfully states, “The Iron Man isn’t made from iron anymore,” emphasizing both vulnerability and resilience within this legendary family dynamic.
A Final show Amidst Health Challenges
Despite facing declining health conditions, Ozzy was determined to perform one last time for his fans—a momentous event called “Return To The Beginning” held in Birmingham last July. Tragically, just weeks later on July 22, he passed away at age 76 due to heart complications.
The BBC characterizes *coming Home* as an unfiltered portrayal not only of Ozzy’s extraordinary impact but also of the love that supported him until his final days: “Ozzy’s passing just two weeks after that triumphant homecoming concert left fans around the globe stunned and mourning.” Thousands gathered online to witness his funeral procession streamed live from Birmingham—a testament to his profound influence as a working-class hero whose legacy remains indelible.