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The former “Bunk’d” and “Jessie” star was cited despite claiming there was no physical altercation between the couple on the Universal CityWalk.
The combined “Despicable Me/Minions” series ranks as the top-grossing animated franchise of all time.
The park said it was investigating the cause of the crash.
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Two fans, devastated to find the actor’s role had largely been cut out of the film, accused Universal of playing up her role in a trailer to hoodwink them into renting it.
“Quick shoutout to the good people at @UniversalPics for trimming the trees that gave our picket line shade right before a 90+ degree week,” comedian Chris Stephens tweeted.
The annoying yellow guys aren’t known as good role models for... anything. But their new movie actually has a great life lesson.
The two fans complained that they paid a whopping $3.99 to rent the movie, only to find that their favorite actress wasn’t in it.
The public battle between the union and studios has escalated in recent weeks.
In a video taken by a local news agency, an onlooker quips, “I don’t even like Minions. Burn!”
The deal will change how Hollywood does business.