TheThreshold.com are hoping to launch a new sitcom based on the life of Ozzy Osbourne. The website has been hired to produce Ozzy�s websites and is also working on plans to develop a new sitcom based around the legendary metal vocalist, tentatively titled, �Ozzy and Harriet.�
Unlike the 50�s �Ozzie and Harriet� focused around the family life of Ozzie Nelson, the new show will chronicle the exploits of the infamous bat biting metal madman, Ozzy Osbourne.
Chairman and CEO of Threshold Entertainment, Larry Kasanoff, spoke with the Hollywood Reporter last week about his company�s plans for developing a website focused on the life of Ozzy Osbourne that they hope will lead to a television sitcom.
"He's a wild, crazy, mega-successful rock star who lives in Beverly Hills with his smart, attractive wife and three normal children next door to Pat Boone.� Kasanoff told the entertainment publication, �His personal lifestyle is so engaging and enduring -- and as funny as hell. The dichotomy is hysterical."
Sharon Osbourne, the singer�s wife who also leads the double life of shrewd businesswomen and manager for her star husband told the Hollywood reporter that they decided on Threshold Entertainment because, �They have the talent, perspective and foresight that will establish Ozzy in a new light in the ever-changing world of online entertainment."
The Osbourne camp spoke last year about
a possible movie based on Ozzy�s life, but there has been no additional
word on the progress of that project since the announcement.
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