Extreme.
Universal Pictures is being sued for millions of pounds by two people who say they were duped into renting a movie.
Conor Woulfe and Peter Rosza paid less than £3 for the movie comedy Yesterday.
The pair from the US say their favourite actress was in the trailer but didn't make the final cut.
According to bbc.com, they're seeking $5m in compensation on behalf of "all affected viewers".
Cuban-Spanish actress Ana de Armas was shown in the trailer but didn't appear in the film.
Image via Instagram @ana_d_armasThey claim they were victims of "deceptive marketing", and that Universal used de Armas's "fame, radiance and brilliance" to promote a film she wasn't in.
Universal Pictures has not yet commented on it.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, the claim read:
"Although Defendant included the scenes with Ms. De Armas in the movie trailer advertisements, for the purposes of promoting Yesterday and enticing film sales and rentals, Ms. De Armas is not and was never in the publicly released version of the movie".
Yesterday is about a singer-songwriter who hits his head and wakes up to find out he's the only person who remembers the Beatles.
Ana de Armas was to have co-starred as a love interest of the singer, but the scenes with the 33-year-old actress were cut.
BBC.com report that screenwriter, Richard Curtis, said in 2019 that it had been a "very traumatic cut" because de Armas was "brilliant" in the role.
But apparently people weren't too fond of the love story.
Here's the trailer (de Armas appears on the couch while they're on with James Cordon):
