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Ozzy: Crown Prince of the Darkness (2002)
While Ozzy Osbourne has always been one of the high priests of heavy metal music, it has only been the recent chain of events that has finally allowed him to lay claim to the papacy. With some 35 years in the business and a string of controversies under his belt, ranging from the oral decapitation of small animals to bladder relief on one of the USA's most sacred monuments, Ozzy has truly encapsulated the rock 'n' roll lifestyle. On this film we go behind the scenes and discover what it is that has driven this Brummie dropout to become Lord of the Manor, King of the Heap, and The Crown Prince of Darkness.
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While Ozzy Osbourne has always been one of the high priests of heavy metal music, it has only been the recent chain of events that has finally allowed him to lay claim to the papacy. With some 35 years in the business and a string of controversies under his belt, ranging from the oral decapitation of small animals to bladder relief on one of the USA's most sacred monuments, Ozzy has truly encapsulated the rock 'n' roll lifestyle. On this film we go behind the scenes and discover what it is that has driven this Brummie dropout to become Lord of the Manor, King of the Heap, and The Crown Prince of Darkness.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:12/3/2002
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:MVD Music Video, MVD Entertainment Group
Cast
Frederick Roll, Helena Nogueira
Director
Ozzy Osbourne
Self (archival footage)
Sharon Osbourne
Self (archival footage)
Sue Crawford
Self
Steven Rosen
Self
Kelly Osbourne
Self (archival footage)
Jack Osbourne
Self (archival footage)
Johnny Grant
Self (archival footage)
George W. Bush
Self (archival footage)
Sian Jones
Narrator
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