This is the deleted scene from “Yesterday” with Ana de Armas that caused a lawsuit

In 2019 the movie ‘yesterday’ where an exciting and ingenious musical story is told set in a world where the Beatles never existed, and the famous Cuban actress Ana de Armas He has a short run, although he never made it to the cinema because his scene was deleted and many complained about it, some even sued Universal studio.

The deleted scene from ‘Yesterday’ in which Ana de Armas appears is a moment in which the protagonist Jack Malik, played by the actor Himesh PatelHe is invited to the James Corden show to showcase his great musical talent on national television and by his side is a woman named Roxanne, played by the Cuban actress.

This is the deleted scene from ‘Yesterday’ in which Ana de Armas appears, which is also part of the official trailer released by Universal before the film made its cinematic debut, so when it hit the big screen Many users on social networks expressed disappointment for not seeing the actress as in the official advance.

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Interestingly, a recent report by Variety he revealed it universal faces a lawsuit for doing so with the trailer of “Yesterday” in which Ana de Armas appears, as it is described as a hoax and some fans of the actress who rented the movie to see the protagonist of “Blonde” in this tape, have they were disappointed when they realized he never appears in the story.

Why Ana de Armas was written out of the movie ‘Yesterday’

When the film “Yesterday” was released in theaters and some complained on social networks about the misleading trailer presented by Universal, and it was then that it was revealed why they decided to remove this scene from the story to clarify what is success and explain that the character Roxanne wasn’t that important to the plot.

Ana de Armas’ scene in “Yesterday” was deleted to prevent the audience from having a conflict with the relationship between the protagonist and his love interest, so the participation of the Cuban actress did not contribute anything important to the plot beyond to generate a conflict or confusion, which is why the studio decided to forget the shot and not take it to the final cut.

The lawsuit against Universal over the trailer for ‘Yesterday’ starring Ana de Armas is currently still pending, but if it favors the plaintiffs, the film industry could change its advertising parameters starting next year to avoid falling into these kinds of blunders lose money due to deceptive promotional advances.