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Stockbridge goes Hollywood with “MacGyver” episode shot at City Hall

"MacGyver" star Lucas Till (middle) with (from left) Stockbridge Mayor Anthony Ford, Councilwoman Neat Robinson, Councilwoman LaKeisha Gantt and Councilman Elton Alexander.
"MacGyver" star Lucas Till (middle) with (from left) Stockbridge Mayor Anthony Ford, Councilwoman Neat Robinson, Councilwoman LaKeisha Gantt and Councilman Elton Alexander.
By Leon Stafford
Nov 21, 2019

Stockbridge went Hollywood this week when the CBS show  “MacGyver” came to town to shoot an episode.

Producers of the show shot at Stockbridge’s sprawling City Hall and the cast of the action drama, including star Lucas Till who plays Angus “Mac” MacGyver, stuck around for pictures with leaders of the Henry County city.

"The city of Stockbridge was delighted to be the filming location for CBS's popular television show “MacGyver,” said Camilla Moore, Stockbridge’s Assistant City Manager and Community Development Director.

“We were thrilled to welcome the cast and crew to City Hall and we are even more excited to see the upcoming episode appear on the big screen very soon,” she said.

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