Actors Bill Murray and Jason Bateman each were spotted at Turner Field the other day.

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Bill Murray and his new friend at the Chicago Cubs/Atlanta Braves game at Turner Field on June 11. Photo by Kyle Hess/Beam/Atlanta Braves/Getty Image

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They weren't seated together; they just happened to both be there on the same night, it appears.

Jason Bateman at a recent Braves game back when they played at Turner Field. Photo by Kyle Hess/Beam/Atlanta Braves/Getty Images

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Bateman has been in town for "Office Christmas Party," with Jennifer Aniston, Olivia Munn, Courtney B. Vance, Kate McKinnon and others. It's not his first Atlanta rodeo; he also filmed "Identity Thief" with Melissa McCarthy and "The Change-Up" with Ryan Reynolds here.

Bateman's now working on "Ozark," a Netflix series that he'll star in and direct. It's about a guy working to pay off debt to a drug lord.

Murray especially had a big time at the ballpark. He signed autographs, chitchatted with fans and even joined the announcers in the broadcast booth.

Bill Murray at the Chicago Cubs/Atlanta Braves game at Turner Field on June 11. Photo: Kyle Hess/Beam/Atlanta Braves/Getty Images

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The Cubs won 8-2. Ah, well.

Hey look, longtime sportscaster Dick Vitale was there, too!

Bill Murray and Dick Vitale pose for a photo with a fan. Photo by Kyle Hess/Beam/Atlanta Braves/Getty Images

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