Readmore: Local, Education, Community, Anatomy of a Murder, Anatomy 59, Iron Industry Museum, Negaunee, James Stewart, Baraga <\/p>\n
NEGAUNEE -- The Tuesday lecture series at the Iron Industry Museum in Negaunee continues with a look at Anatomy '59. It's a film made by local journalist John Pepin that takes a behind the scenes look at the movie Anatomy of a Murder. Pepin made the film to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the film. It includes a look at the actual events that led to the book and movie. <\/p>\n
\"It's a big part of U.P. history because more than 50 years later its still remains a very popular topic with people and a lot of people don't know about the history of the area and how there was a true crime and this actually fits the three together,\" said Filmmaker John Pepin. <\/p>\n
The Tuesday lecture series wraps up at the Iron Industry Museum next Tuesday with a look at the film Iron Spirits: Life on the Michigan Iron Range. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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