Two
fans
of
the
Cuban-Spanish
actress
Ana
de
Armas,
have
reportedly
filed
a
lawsuit
against
Universal
Studios
over
false
advertising.
The
complaints
are
seeking
at
least
$5
million
on
behalf
of
affected
consumers.
The
fans
are
alleging
that
they
were
duped
into
renting
the
2019
film
Yesterday
because
the
trailer
gave
them
the
impression
Ana
de
Armas
would
appear
in
the
film.
In
the
suit
they
revealed
that
the
two
each
paid
$3.99
to
rent
the
movie
on
Amazon
Prime,
only
to
discover
that
de
Armas
had
been
removed
from
the
final
cut
of
the
film.
'Yesterday'
stars
Himesh
Patel
(most
recently
seen
in
'Don't
Look
Up')
as
Jack
Malik,
a
singer-songwriter
who
becomes
the
only
person
on
Earth
to
remember
'The
Beatles'
after
a
supernatural
occurrence.
The
trailer
of
the
film
features
Ana
de
Armas
in
a
clip
where
the
lead
actor
has
been
called
on
a
talk
show
alongside
the
actress
who
played
herself.
According
to
reports,
Ana
de
Armas
was
to
appear
in
the
film
as
Jack's
love
interest,
but
her
part
was
removed
from
the
film.
Variety
revealed
that
the
lawsuit
states,
"Because
consumers
were
promised
a
movie
with
Ana
De
Armas
by
the
trailer
for
Yesterday,
but
did
not
receive
a
movie
with
any
appearance
of
Ana
de
Armas
at
all,
such
consumers
were
not
provided
with
any
value
for
their
rental
or
purchase."