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Queen Latifah, Jennifer Garner film in downtown Atlanta

Photo: Atlanta Filming

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Photo: Atlanta Filming
By Jennifer Brett
July 20, 2015

Queen Latifah and Jennifer Garner are filming the faith-based movie "Miracles from Heaven" in downtown Atlanta.

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The movie is based on the book "Three Miracles From Heaven" by Christy Beam. It's about a young girl miraculously cured from a serious ailment.

Jen and the Queen have each filmed in metro Atlanta before. Jen shot "The Odd Life of Timothy Green" here and Her Majesty filmed "Joyful Noise," "Bessie" and the "Steel Magnolias" remake, directed by Kenny Leon, here. Queen also served as a producer for the VH1 series "Single Ladies."

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