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Ben Affleck movie to film in Atlanta

By Jennifer Brett
Jan 7, 2015

Oscar winning actor/director Ben Affleck, who spent time in Atlanta a few years ago when his wife, Jennifer Garner, was filming "The Odd Life of Timothy Green," next returns for a project of his own.

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"The Accountant" is about a numbers guy who cooks the books for shady clients. It's just now getting started.

No star sightings yet but last time they were here Jen and Ben were seen dining at South City Kitchen Midtown and checking out at fun spots like the Atlanta Botanical Garden and Woodruff Arts Center.

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