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Which movies were marketed as something they weren't?
A post says two viewers sued Universal after Ana de Armas appeared in a 'Yesterday' trailer but not the film.
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A post asks which movies' marketing misrepresented the film, citing 'Drive' and 'It Comes at Night' as examples. The same author later says two viewers sued Universal after Ana de Armas appeared in a 'Yesterday' trailer but her scenes were cut from the film. The viewers claimed they rented it expecting to see her.
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