Ozzie Lozza
Ozzie Lozza is an actor and editor, known for Pistolero Maldad Y Malicia, Las Dos Caras de la Ley (2015) and Nueva Generación (2020).
Ozzie Nelson
This preeminent sitcom dad of the 50s had already started things off studying law when he decided to put together a dance band in the 20s on the sly. The band was so successful that he never looked back -- his love for entertaining completely took over. The New Jersey-born performer made a living for a time playing hotels and casinos on the East coast, capitalizing on an easy-going singing style. In 1932 Harriet Nelson came aboard as lead vocalist of his band and their easy rapport together provided some marvelous spontaneous comedy relief that clicked with audiences. They married in 1935 and soon extended their popularity to radio (with Red Skelton, among others) and a few WWII musical films such as Sweetheart of the Campus (1941), Strictly in the Groove (1942), Honeymoon Lodge (1943) and Take It Big (1944). Determined to maintain a strong family unit as their family grew, they integrated their two careers into one and seldom worked apart after this. They were a huge hit together with the family radio program "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet" in 1944 with two young actors playing their sons. When the show transferred to TV in 1952, their real-life sons, David Nelson and Ricky Nelson, were incorporated. This landmark show lasted 14 years, a record unbroken for what is considered America's first "reality" TV sitcom. Although Ozzie's dad character came off stammering, hesitant and slightly absent-minded, which meshed perfectly with Harriet's smart, wisecracking appeal, he was anything but offstage. A dynamo and workaholic as well as shrewd businessman, he supervised his show completely as producer, director, and editor. He virtually put son Ricky on the map as a pop singing idol via his sitcom, incorporating the boy's musical talents into various plots. Ozzie's interests invariably spread to other aspects of show business as well. He and Harriet occasionally toured together on the theater stage in such light-hearted vehicles as "The Marriage-Go-Round." Later on he took on the role of producer and director for some of TV's more popular shows. Older son David followed in his father's footsteps as a producer and director. In the early 70s Ozzie and Harriet attempted another TV series entitled Ozzie's Girls (1973), which was syndicated to local stations, but the show had an outdated feel to it and lasted a mere season. One of his very few failures. Ozzie died in Laguna Beach, California of liver cancer in 1975 at age 69.
Ozzie Stewart
Ozzie Stewart is an actress and producer, known for Manifest (2018), Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999) and The Americans (2013).
Ozzie Torres
Ozzie Dave Torres was born in Los Angeles, California on January 21, 1983. He is the third eldest of six children. He is an indigenous Mexihcah (commonly referred to as the Aztecs) from the Nahua Peoples. Ozzie was trained at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in the Meisner Technique and has worked in stage, commercial, and film productions. Ozzie is known for Alone Yet Not Alone (2013), Surviving Disaster (2009), and Bloody Baby Blue (2009).
Ozzie Virgil
Ozzie Virgil was born on December 7, 1956 in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico.
Ozzie Yue
Ozzie Yue was born on August 12, 1947 in Liverpool, Lancashire, England. He is an actor, known for Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001), Syriana (2005) and NCS Manhunt (2002).
Ozzol Ramdan
Ozzol Ramdan is an actor, known for Marlina si pembunuh dalam empat babak (2017), Pocong the Origin (2019) and Suami-Suami Takut Istri: The Movie (2008).
Ozzy Agu
Ozzy Agu is an actor, known for Desperate Housewives Africa (2015), The Lost Okoroshi (2019) and Banana Island Ghost (2017).
Ozzy Myers
Ozzy Myers is an actor, known for Adult Life Skills (2016).
Ozzy Osbourne
One of the pioneers of heavy metal and one of its most commercially successful and iconic artists, Ozzy Osbourne was born in Birmingham, England, as John Michael Osbourne. After leaving school and having many odd jobs, he ended up in a band with Geezer Butler. This group then split, leading Ozzy and Geezer to join Tony Iommi and Bill Ward in a new band that went under several names (including Earth) that ended up being called Black Sabbath after a song of the same name that appeared on their first album (released 1969/70). He recorded several more albums with Sabbath despite the decline of his relationship with Tony Iommi, which after several break ups led to him leaving/being fired from the band in 1979. After a short time he launched a solo career with a line up behind him that varied immensely from album to album and tour to tour. During the 80's he was treated several times for alcoholism and was sued twice for the suicides of some of his young fans (cleared completely). Following his No More Tears album he declared he would tour for the last time. In 1991, on his last date he reformed briefly on stage with Black Sabbath for three songs. However a much talked about reformation tour fell through and Ozzy seemed to go into retirement, his bassist (Mike Inez) joined Alice in Chains and the guitarist (Zakk Wylde) formed his own band, Pride and Glory. Now however he is recording a new album and has said he intends to tour again. The album should be out in the summer of 1995 and the tour should be shortly after. Geezer Butler has now quit Sabbath (again) and rejoined Ozzy (he played bass for him on tour during the mid to late 80's) and should play on the new album.
