Ozzy Osbourne Hopes a British Actor Will Play Him in Biopic

"I have a love/hate relationship with touring," says Ozzy Osbourne as he fielded questions at a Toronto Press Conference, sitting atop a throne, a regal prince of darkness. "When I'm on the road I want to be at home, and when I'm at home I want to be on the road. I'm ready to get back into it now."

And get back he has with the new album 'Scream' awaiting release on June 22 and touring on the horizon again with Ozzfest, oh and there is that question of a movie biopic said to be in the works, which has had many rumors flying around on who will be playing the dark one; Johnny Depp is brought up the most. Both Ozzy and his wife Sharon took questions on this topic according to our sister blog Spinner.

"Actually, I don't really want to get an American," Osbourne clarified. "Americans don't do a very good English accent." His wife explained further with what may be insight on what to expect: no one we've heard of. "When you see famous people playing other famous people, you still think of them as who they are. I think it should be somebody totally unknown."

Set for release around Thanksgiving will be the 30th anniversary editions of Osborne's first two albums, 1980's 'Blizzard Of Ozz' and 1981's 'Diary of a Madman,' featuring the original drum and bass tracks restored (unlike the 2002 reissues that saw then touring band members drummer Mike Bordin and bassist Robert Trujillo replacing the original tracks).