Streaming giant Paramount Plus set to premiere a feature-length documentary charting Ozzy Osbourne's late career, available for viewing starting next month. Catch a sneak peek of the trailer now.
In the world of rock music, the upcoming documentary Ozzy: No Escape From Now promises an intimate look into the life of one of the genre's most iconic figures, Ozzy Osbourne. Produced in collaboration with the Osbourne family, the documentary is set to be released on Paramount Plus from October 7.
The hour-long programme, directed by BAFTA Award winner Tania Alexander, covers the final six years of Ozzy Osbourne's life, from his Rock And Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony in September 2024, to his performance at the Commonwealth Games in his hometown of Birmingham in 2022. It also documents the production of his two final solo albums, Ordinary Man and Patient Number 9.
The documentary sheds light on significant events in Ozzy's life, including his retirement concert Back To The Beginning at Birmingham's Villa Park in July, and his fall at home in February 2019, which contributed to his retirement from touring in 2023. It also focuses on Ozzy's health issues, offering a raw and honest portrayal of the rock star's struggles.
In a poignant turn of events, Ozzy: No Escape From Now will be the first official full-length Ozzy Osbourne documentary to come out after his death. The BBC has expressed sympathies with the Osbourne family at this difficult time and has respectfully waited a bit longer before airing Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home. The new transmission date for this programme will be confirmed shortly.
The trailer for Ozzy: No Escape From Now is already available for viewing, offering a glimpse into the emotional and inspiring journey that lies ahead. This documentary is a must-watch for any fan of Ozzy Osbourne or rock music in general, promising to deliver a poignant and heartfelt portrait of a music legend.
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