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Scarlett Johansson, Chris Evans, Anthony Mackie on the set of  Marvel's "Captain America: Civil War"

By Jennifer Brett
May 15, 2015

Scarlett Johansson joined fellow "Captain America: Civil War" stars Chris Evans and Anthony Mackie on the set Friday afternoon.

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The Marvel project, headquartered out of the new Pinewood Studios facility in Fayetteville, was shooting in downtown Atlanta.

Earlier in the week it filmed at Peachtree Christian Church in Midtown and Fado Irish Pub in Buckhead.

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Scarlett's stunt double rehearsed with the extras ahead of time. Photo: Jennifer Brett, jbrett@ajc.com

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Chris Evans gets ready for a "Captain America: Civil War" scene filmed in downtown Atlanta. PHOTO: Jennifer Brett, jbrett@ajc.com

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Chris Evans films a scene from "Captain America." PHOTO: Jennifer Brett, jbrett@ajc.com

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A stunt double lived up to Captain America's heroic rep by handout out water to extras. Photo: Jennifer Brett

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Anthony Mackie on the set of "Captain America: Civil War." PHOTO: Jennifer Brett, jbrett@ajc.com

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"Captain America: Civil War" filming at Peachtree Christian Church. Photo: Jennifer Brett

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