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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
Entertainment
Sian Cain

‘A self-inflicted injury’: judge dismisses lawsuit claiming Yesterday trailer tricked Ana de Armas fans

Ana de Armas pictured at the London premiere of No Time To Die in 2021.
Ana de Armas was cut from Danny Boyle’s romantic comedy Yesterday after the film was shown to test audiences. Photograph: Vianney Le Caer/Invision/AP

A US district judge has thrown out a $5m lawsuit from two movie fans who accused Universal Studios of tricking people into watching Yesterday by featuring actor Ana de Armas – who had been cut from the final movie – in the film’s trailer.

In a class action suit filed last year, Peter Michael Rosza of San Diego and Conor Woulfe of Maryland said they paid $3.99 each to watch the Danny Boyle romantic comedy on Amazon Prime, only to discover that De Armas was not in the film.

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