Jack Osbourne, son of the legendary singer of Black Sabbath spoke to the magazine Collider about the upcoming premiere of the documentary 'Biography: The Nine Lives Of Ozzy Osbourne' produced by the A&E chain as part of its series 'Biography'.
“I made a documentary ['God bless Ozzy Osbourne'] about my father, in 2010. We were doing 'Ozzy & Jack's World Detour', when A&E came up to us and said, 'We are doing the' Biography 'series again and we want to do a biography of Ozzy. ” Jack said, "My answer was: 'Okay, but I don't want to rely on its format to make documentaries because it is very generic and standard.' And they said, 'No, we will change' Biopfraphy '. ”
“Then we started thinking about the heart of how we wanted things to be done. I have a production company so I said to them, "What if we can have full access?" At the end of the day I can't give myself much credit for the documentary because the vision really was from director Gren Johnston. He is a great lover of music and a fan of my father; We have worked together since he was one of the original executive producers of 'The Osbournes'. We have a long history of working with him and he understands us personally, as a family and of course, my father's career so it was obvious that he took the helm. It's been 10 years since we released the last documentary and a lot has changed since then. Within the next five or ten years, my father is likely to retire, so I felt it was a good time. ”
'Biography: The Nine Lives Of Ozzy Osbourne' It portrays the life of the legendary English musician and was produced by Ozzy himself along with his manager and wife Sharon, as well as the director R. Greg Johnston who was in charge of 'The Osbournes'.
In addition to plenty of unreleased material, the material will include interviews with the producer Rick Rubin, Ice-T, Marilyn Manson, Rob Zombie, Jonathan Davis and the rapper Post Malone whom Ozzy collaborated with a few months ago.
