US judge rules movie fans can sue studios over misleading trailers

Order comes after two film buffs accused Universal Pictures of tricking them into renting 2019 flick"Yesterday" because its trailer featured actress Ana de Armas, only to discover she had not made the final cut.

Two film buffs say Universal Pictures tricked them into renting 2019 flick "Yesterday" because the trailer featured actress Ana de Armas. However, they "did not receive a movie with any appearance of Ana de Armas at all," says the suit, reported by US media on Friday.

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