Ana de Armas fans cry foul after she was cut from 'Yesterday' edit

Dying can wait

(2021),

(2019) or even

(2017), Ana de Armas caused a sensation in several major productions and already has a fan club.

In 2019, she participated in the comedy

directed by Richard Curtis (

), which imagines a world that has forgotten the Beatles and their songs.

We thus discover the Cuban actress in the trailer.

On Friday January 21, Conor Woulfe and Peter Michael Rosza both rented the comedy on Amazon Prime Video for 3.99 euros.

Having viewed the trailer beforehand, the presence of Ana de Armas in the casting in particular had motivated them to watch the film.

But after 1h56 of viewing, the two spectators had to face the facts: the 33-year-old actress was cut during the editing.

In video, the deleted scene and the trailer of "Yesterday"

A false trailer

This comedy tells the story of struggling songwriter and songwriter Jack Malik (Himesh Patel) who wakes up after a bus accident and a bizarre blackout. He then discovers a world where the Beatles would never have existed and where he alone still knows the songs, an asset for the artist who will take advantage of it to finally know glory by usurping the compositions of the Fab4. In the famous deleted scene, Jack Malik performs the song

for Ana de Armas, alias Roxane, on the set of the animator of James Corden.

Richard Curtis had already explained in 2019 to the site

concerning this cut scene.

Test audiences felt the moment overshadowed the central romance between Jack and Ellie, played by Lily James.

According to the two fans, Ana de Armas would have been left in the trailer only for her fame, used as an additional argument to encourage the sale to the rentals of the film.

The media

has thus shared a document where one can read that the two Americans would claim 5 million dollars from the production company, which they accuse of deception through this “false trailer”.

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