Ana de Armas fans’ ‘false advertising’ studio suit tossed by annoyed judge
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nypost.comasking for damages incurred after spending $4 to rent the 2019 romantic comedy “Yesterday” on Amazon Prime, on the basis of having seen the “Knives Out” actress in an official trailer.
De Armas was completely cut from the final print. Presiding judge Stephen Wilson made his decision to ultimately side with Universal after rejecting the charges of “misrepresentation” laid against the musical rom-com.
He cited his dismissal as a “self-inflicted injury” caused by the plaintiffs’ less-than-clever legal maneuverings, according to Deadline.
The not-so-dynamic duo appeared to have gotten the judge hot under the collar with multiple amendments to their original 2022 lawsuit, which had been tossed out before.
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