, because she was to play an actress with whom the main character, Jack , feels some mutual attraction and, because Jack is already in a committed relationship with Ellie , the audience didn’t like the flirtation with De Armas’ character.
The film was to use, according to Curtis, “Ana De Armas as a complicating factor when he [Jack] arrived in L.A. for the first time. And I think the audience did not like the fact that his eyes even strayed. Because then some people would go, ‘Oh, he really doesn’t deserve her. He really doesn’t deserve Lily.’ You know, it’s one of those things where it’s some of our favorite scenes from the film, but we had to cut them for the sake of the whole.
De Armas is featured in the trailer. Her appearance comprises 10 seconds in a three-plus minute spot and that, according to the lawsuit, is “misleading advertising.” Woulfe and Rosza further contend that Universal was attempting to use De Armas’ star power to promote the film because Himesh Patel and Lily James were each “a relatively unknown name to the casual movie watcher.”, but not a lot else. James, however, by 2019 had starred in
Yes.
This lawsuit is stupid… But I will say, that I hate it when scenes that are in a trailer don’t make the final cut.
She isn’t even a good actress. If it wasn’t for stripping down naked in most of her other films she wouldn’t even be popular. Her Bond performance was sub par. She may as well look directly at the camera cause her acting is so poor it gives you that feeling. 😂
terrence malick be like
I’m about to get litigious
And we have an early contender for “Most Frivolous Lawsuit of 2022.”
No way are these two fans winning this frivolous lawsuit for Yesterday!m
How much can I get from Disney for showing this in the trailer and not in the movie? It’s the only reason I even went to see it!
thebananut that's u
grasping the business, creative and legal perspectives of this simultaneously is like listening to a conversation between Gollum, Sméagol and Dobby🤪🤨🙄😎
whoweekly
It's a shame that people can't be fined for bringing frivolous lawsuits like this to an overburdened legal system.
First time I’ve heard of her.
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Parle G
I’m suing Paul Thomas Anderson and MGM/United for an unspecified amount because 90 seconds of the 2-minute Licorice Pizza trailer wasn’t in the actual film.
This lawsuit is ridiculous.
I hope these folks never catch wind of the production histories for recent Terrence Malick joints
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