Movie fans can now sue the studio over misleading trailers, US judge rules


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Two film buffs say Universal Pictures tricked them into renting 2019 flick 'Yesterday' because the trailer featured actress Ana de Armas. – Photo: Filepic

Movie fans disappointed that their favourite actor was cut from a film after appearing in the trailer can sue the studio for false advertising, a US judge has ruled.

Two film buffs say Universal Pictures tricked them into renting 2019 flick Yesterday because the trailer featured actress Ana de Armas.

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