Por: Business Insider Entertainment December 26, 2022
Movie fans will be able to sue studios under false advertising laws if they release misleading trailers for forthcoming releases, a federal judge ruled this week. The news was first reported by . The may be considered as false advertising because it included actress Ana de Armas, who did not actually appear in the film, according to a on Tuesday. A California district court judge, Stephen V. Wilson, is letting a class action suit filed earlier... + full article
New York Post USA Entertainment December 23, 2022
Film fans are up in Armas. Two movie viewers are suing Universal Pictures after renting the movie “Yesterday,” which featured Ana de Armas in its trailer, but not in the actual film. Defendant Universal City Pictures, LLC, tried to have the case dismissed, but a federal... + más
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New York Daily News USA Entertainment December 22, 2022
Movie trailers as we know it might soon be a thing of the past. Angry Ana de Armas fans will now be able to sue movie studios after Universal lost a bid to toss out a suit regarding its trailer for 2019′s “Yesterday,” despite claiming First Amendment protection, Variety... + más
Angry Ana de Armas fans sue studios over false advertising in ‘Yesterday’ | New York Post
Movie fans can sue film studios if they release misleading trailers, judge rules in Ana de Armas suit | Business Insider
NBC 6 South Florida USA Entertainment December 14, 2022
See Inside the Soon-to-Open Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios Hollywood Published 3 hours ago Fans of Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach and Yoshi can explore the new Super Mario Bros.-themed world starting in February. The theme park expansion with highly immersive... + más
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Universal Studios sets February opening date for Super Nintendo World | Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times USA Entertainment November 08, 2022
The first time Havana-born actor Ana de Armas was told she resembled Marilyn Monroe she was standing in a parking lot, having just been introduced to actor-producer Colleen Camp. “She had an innocence, a sweetness,” Camp remembers of the young De Armas. “I thought she was... + más
'Blonde' stars Ana de Armas as Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe — here's how to watch the new drama at home | Business Insider
Marilyn Monroe historian slams Netflix's 'Blonde,' says film is 'the definition of exploitation' | Fox News
Forbes USA Business October 01, 2022
BlondeNetflix After a brief theatrical tour, Blonde has now hit Netflix, the NC-17 look at the life of Marilyn Monroe that has been alike. I wanted to make my own judgement, but after a nearly three hour viewing yesterday, I see what all the un-hype is about. It’s an... + más
Los Angeles Times USA Entertainment September 26, 2022
There’s at least one moment in “Blonde,” Andrew Dominik’s dazzling, depressing and fatally incurious movie about Marilyn Monroe, when you might not be sure if you’re watching Ana de Armas or the genuine article. Watching this lustrous black-and-white sequence, set... + más
Who was Marilyn Monroe's father? Charles Stanley Gifford mystery solved | Newsweek
The Boston Globe USA Entertainment September 22, 2022
All acting is impersonation. That sounds easy enough, doesn’t it? Just make every day Halloween. Doing so persuasively is a very different story. That’s hard. It’s that much harder when you’re impersonating someone everyone in the audience is to some degree familiar... + más
‘Blonde’ review: Showbiz is a girl’s worst friend in Netflix’s oppressive Marilyn Monroe nightmare | Chicago Tribune
Much ado about rating with new Marilyn Monroe movie, ‘Blonde’ | The Boston Globe
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