UK network Channel 5 on Sunday will
premiere a new documentary on the life of Freddie Mercury.
Freddie Mercury: Who Wants to Live
Forever focuses on two of the most important years in the Queen
frontman's life, from “the band's iconic performance at the Live
Aid concert in 1985 to his diagnosis with AIDS in 1987.”
“The program examines [Mercury's]
struggles to keep his private life out of the tabloids and to
continue recording music in the face of his failing health,” the
show's description reads.
The documentary also features an
exclusive interview with chauffeur and bodyguard Terry Giddings, who
speaks out for the first time.
Mercury died 25 years ago on November
24, 1991.
Other projects in the works include a
new book, Somebody to Love: The Life, Death and Legacy of Freddie
Mercury, which comes out Tuesday – PEOPLE
ran an excerpt this week – and a feature film, Bohemian
Rhapsody, with Mr. Robot
star Rami Malek portraying Mercury.