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Kevin Hart, Will Packer comedy "Night School" to film in Atlanta, hiring crew

Will Packer and Kevin Hart, shown at the 2014 Atlanta screening of "Ride Along," team up again for "Night School." AJC file photo: Akili-Casundria Ramsess

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Will Packer and Kevin Hart, shown at the 2014 Atlanta screening of "Ride Along," team up again for "Night School." AJC file photo: Akili-Casundria Ramsess
By Jennifer Brett
Aug 15, 2017

Kevin Hart is the writer and star of a new movie called "Night School." Its straightforward premise, per imdb: "A group of troublemakers who are forced to attend night school in hopes that they'll pass the GED exam to finish high school."

The movie reunites "Girls Trip" director and producer Malcolm D. Lee and super-producer Will Packer. Packer and Hart are frequent collaborators, having put out comedy hits including "The Wedding Ringer," "Think Like a Man" and its sequel and the two Atlanta-filmed "Ride Along" movies (No. 3 is reportedly on the horizon).

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Hart was featured, if that's the right word, in a hilarious cameo in "Girls Trip."

So, want in on the fun? “Night School” is accepting resumes for crew positions. Email your resume to nightschoolresumes@gmail.com.

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