Two fans of Ana de Armas are allowed to go to court in the USA because their favorite actress was seen in a film preview – but was then cut from the corresponding film. According to US media reports, a judge allowed a lawsuit once morest the Hollywood studio Universal Pictures. It demands five million dollars (4.7 million euros) in compensation.
Peter Michael Rosza and Conor Woulfe each spent $3.99 to rent the 2019 movie Yesterday on Amazon Prime. They were seduced by the trailer that starred Ana de Armas. In the film, however, the 34-year-old no longer appeared. The actress, known among other things for the James Bond film “No Time to Die”, was cut out of “Yesterday” during the final assembly.
The two fans felt cheated – and can now sue Universal Pictures. The studio is accused of deception “because consumers have not received the expected value of their purchase or rental transaction”.
