Which informal fallacy is committed in the statement: 'Famous actor Jimmy Pecker has said in an interview that astrology is a real science, therefore scientists must now acknowledge that astrology is actually a science.'?

The statement commits an appeal to inappropriate authority.

It rests the claim that astrology is a science on the word of a famous actor.

An actor has no expertise or standing in matters of scientific method.

Citing an authority outside its proper field lends no real support to the claim.

The persuasive force comes only from fame, not from relevant competence.

Leaning on such an unfit authority is the fallacy of appeal to inappropriate authority.