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Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson and Anthony Mackie film "Captain America" in downtown Atlanta

By Jennifer Brett
May 15, 2015

"Captain America: Civil War" stars Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson and Anthony Mackie  filmed an action-packed scene in downtown Atlanta on Friday, after filming in Midtown and Buckhead earlier in the week. The project needs extras for a scene to film on Monday. Click here for details.

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Chris Evans films a scene from "Captain America." PHOTO: Jennifer Brett, jbrett@ajc.com

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Chris Evans gets ready for a "Captain America: Civil War" scene filmed in downtown Atlanta. PHOTO: Jennifer Brett, jbrett@ajc.com

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It's an action-packed scene! PHOTO: Jennifer Brett, jbrett@ajc.com

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Chris Evans films a scene from "Captain America: Civil War" in downtown Atlanta. PHOTO: Jennifer Brett, jbrett@ajc.com

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Anthony Mackie on the set of "Captain America: Civil War." PHOTO: Jennifer Brett, jbrett@ajc.com

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Anthony Mackie on set at "Captain America: Civil War." PHOTO: Jennifer Brett, jbrett@ajc.com

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A stunt double lived up to Captain America's heroic rep by handout out water to extras. Photo: Jennifer Brett

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