Claiming Iggy

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5 жыл бұрын

This is Claiming Iggy, a fun documentary that nobody asked for, HAHA! The legendary Iggy Pop has touched many with his music, here's the story of how he touched the people in two small towns in Michigan's Upper Peninsula! This little film was done with Iggy Pop's permission and we all want to thank him for allowing us to have fun with him! Thank you Jim!

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@peterc2729 Ай бұрын

What a lovely, fun film. Amazing catch at the end....Iggy seemed in good spirits...a nice endorsement. Well done

@quarterbackgr 2 ай бұрын

Loved it! Copper Harbor and the Keweenaw are truly special

@adriennetabakow8588 Ай бұрын

Lovely , Iggy's endorsement at the end is precious. I want to meet him so badly but I know I never will. *Sigh* ♥️😊

@edtruitt5803 3 жыл бұрын

Loved your film. My wife and I had lunch and dinner at the Mariner this week, after dinner on the way out I spotted the poster for your film and was checking it out and made a hmm.. sort of noise, and the hostess asked me what was up and I said that poster, was Iggy Pop really up here at Copper Harbor? The hostess said yeah that the big guy back in the restaurant was a friend of his, and that he made the film. So I went back in and asked you about it, and you said yep and told me how to find it. I've been a Iggy fan since high school and I'm 67 next month. I should have asked if you had autographed copies of the poster signed by the entire cast, because I thought everyone was fantastic. I especially enjoyed the ride your dad and Iggy made out to High Rock Bay, my wife and I attempted it this week but unfortunately we had to turn back just a little ways from where Don and Iggy turned the corner. Again, I must say good job!

@danj.kauppi3346 3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words, I'm glad you enjoyed the little film. It was done with fun and a little jab at Eagle Harbor! HAHA! Yes, actually Iggy's parents were a big part of our summers growing up. They spent every summer, in the same room at my family's motel. They were very proud of their son and they would give out cassettes, posters, autographs, etc.