Yesterday's lawsuit has been dismissed.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT A lawsuit surrounding a misleading trailer from the film Yesterday has been officially dismissed by a judge. Yesterday is a 2019 film about a struggling musician Jack who wakes up one day and discovers that he’s in an alternate reality where The Beatles never existed, and he is the only person who remembers their songs.
In each prior dismissal, the Court has clearly delineated the pitfalls of the complaint and allowed successive amendments. However, it now appears to the Court that further amendments would be a futility. Accordingly, dismissal is without leave to amend. This is the third time that Plaintiff has amended their complaint, and it shall be the last.
The Ana De Armas Yesterday Trailer Lawsuit Explained This strange Yesterday lawsuit first arose in 2021. Inspired by a trailer, which features a brief moment of De Armas catching lead character Jack’s adoring eye, Rosza and Woulfe rented the film on Amazon Prime Video. Displeased to find that De Armas was not in the final cut of Yesterday, Rosza and Woulfe decided to file a $5 million lawsuit against Universal, claiming the studio’s marketing to be “false, misleading, and deceptive.
Rosza and Woulfe did not give up. As Wilson references in his statement, Rosa and Woulfe amended their claims even after the court dismissed them multiple times. In one such 2022 amendment, Woulfe even tried to claim “misrepresentations on Google” after renting the film a subsequent time on Google Play.
It looks like Rosza and Woulfe’s lawsuit will finally be put to rest with this newest dismissal. As outlandish as the nature of this lawsuit may be, the Yesterday lawsuit raises interesting questions about what right audiences have to fair marketing. De Armas can be considered a bigger star, or was when the claim was filed in 2021, than many other actors in the film.
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