The two men who sued Universal Pictures for “misleading” them into believing Ana de Armas appeared in the movie Yesterday have settled their case with the studio. Peter Rosza and Conor Woulfe filed their lawsuit in 2022 after claiming de Armas’ appearance in the trailer was false advertising, and had encouraged them to rent the movie under false pretenses.
Lawsuit Over Universal's "misleading" Ana De Armas' Appearance In Yesterday Reaches Court Settlement
Anthony Lund, Movieweb
Wed, 04/17/2024 - 3:55pm
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