An ongoing court case has the potential to change the way movie trailers are made:
— a film where a musician wakes up in a world where no one remembers the Beatles — featured an appearance from actressThe Late Late Show With James Corden.
This sort of thing sometimes happens; movies get changed in editing. But some Ana de Armas fans were angry enough that they paid to see the film without realizing she had been removed that they sued ’s distributor, Universal. And this week, a judge said their case could proceed on the grounds that a trailer like this one may legally qualify as false advertising.
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