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Where Marvel's "Avengers" is filming in Atlanta today

Chris Evans and Mark Ruffalo, shown here at the Hollywood premiere of Marvel's "Avengers Age Of Ultron" in 2015, have been in Atlanta filming the latest "Avengers" project. Photo: Getty Images

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Chris Evans and Mark Ruffalo, shown here at the Hollywood premiere of Marvel's "Avengers Age Of Ultron" in 2015, have been in Atlanta filming the latest "Avengers" project. Photo: Getty Images
By Jennifer Brett
Nov 22, 2017

Marvel's latest "Avengers" movie, headquartered at the Pinewood Studios facility in Fayette County, is filming on location here on Thanksgiving Eve. Chris Evans, who plays Steve Rogers/Captain America, is on set.

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Today's action is happening in east Atlanta, along Metropolitan Avenue. My colleague Susan Potter took this photo:

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