Ozzy Osbourne’s final months captured in two new documentaries as BBC and Paramount ‘race to air unseen footage’ following his death aged 76

Ozzy Osbourne’s last years of the two documentaries, Parkinson’s disease after a war after a 76 -year -old death to be published in a race to be published.

BBC and Paramount+ are said to produce documentaries in Black Sabbath Star after accessing filmmakers for the last three years of their life.

Accordingly SunBoth publishers are willing to be the first person to publish their documentaries because the interest will be high after Ozzy passes.

A source said: ‘At this stage, the BBC seems to only send paramount+.

But both organizations are eager to get them there for the first time, because they understand how popular Ozzy is and how well these shows will be taken.

BBC and Paramount+ are said to produce documentaries in Black Sabbath Star after accessing filmmakers for the last three years of their life.

‘Of course, there is an element of competition, but the main priorities are respectful and produces two demonstrations approved by the Osbourne family.’

Mailonline contacted BBC and Paramount+ for a comment.

Paramount+ Ozzy Documentaries Ozzy Osbourne: There is no escape earlier this year.

The company said, ‘Rock Legend’s harsh new facts and a final performance war will be a deep personal portrait.

The latest performance will document the film is Black Sabbath’s starting show on July 5 – just 17 days before the singer’s death.

In the meantime, the final touches of the BBC documentaries – initially called the home to perch – and Osbourne is said to follow the return of life in England years later.

Ozzy was diagnosed with Parkinson during this time, but filmmakers were allowed to continue the documentary.

A third documentary of Ozzy is said to be in Sony’s works, but it is not expected to be published until next year.

Kelly Osbourne was depicted with her father in 2020. He said that after his death, he passed the ‘most difficult moment of his life’.

72 -year -old Ozzy’s wife Sharon, while wearing a ring around Ozzy’s neck, paid a fine tribute to the deceased husband during the funeral (his son Jack and his daughter Kelly)

According to the death certificate, the singer died of ‘acute myocardial infarction’ and ‘hospital cardiac arrest’.

Ozzy was left to rest on the grounds of his own mansion in Buckinghamshire last week during a special funeral ceremony and a series of rock copyrights attended by his family.

72 -year -old widow Sharon and his children Marilyn Manson and Ozzy’s chief guitarist Zakk Wylde stars, the family’s 250 acres of land near Gerrards Cross participated in the event.

Concert – Three weeks before his death – he brought him together For the first time since 2005 with original Black Sabbath group friends.

More than 42,000 fans returned to the start show, while in his last speech to the crowd: ‘You have no idea how I feel – thank you from the bottom of my heart.’