Kevin Spacey visits Children's Healthcare of Atlanta

Kevin Spacey, in town filming "Baby Driver," took a little time to visit Children's Healthcare of Atlanta patients today! The movie, also starring Ansel Elgort, Jon Hamm, Jamie Foxx, Lily James, Jon Bernthal and Eiza González, has been filming at a former bank branch on Ashford Dunwoody Road near Perimeter Mall. Things wrap at location Monday.

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Spacey, who has been spotted at Two Urban Licks and Parrish during his time in Atlanta, wasn't involved in those scenes. Looks like he had fun today though!

The hospital posted this sweet photo:

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