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Woody Allen says he 'wouldn't bet his life' on Ronan Farrow being his son
Woody Allen has said that while he believes Ronan Farrow to be his son, he also has his doubts.
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Soon-Yi Previn accuses Mia Farrow of abuse and 'taking advantage' of #MeToo
Soon-Yi Previn, the wife of Woody Allen, has accused her adoptive mother Mia Farrow of abusive behaviour towards her during childhood.
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Woody Allen’s ‘Rainy Day,’ Starring Timothée Chalamet and Selena Gomez, Shelved Indefinitely by Amazon — Report
Sources tell Page Six the movie might never be released, despite the fact Allen's contract with Amazon has him signed up for three more movies.
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Woody Allen to take first break from directing since 1981
Allen, who is 82, will have a year off, and is said to have been damaged by the #MeToo movement, following the accusations that he molested his daughter Dylan Farrow in the 90s.
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Dylan Farrow calls Woody Allen's #MeToo comments 'a calculated PR strategy'
Dylan Farrow has slammed Woody Allen's comments on the #MeToo movement as 'a calculated PR strategy'.
MoviesBen ArnoldWoody Allen says he should be #MeToo's 'Poster Boy,' Penelope Cruz calls for abuse case to be reopened
Woody Allen has said that thanks to his support for female actresses over his directorial career that he should be the 'poster boy' for the #MeToo movement.
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Woody Allen's teen daughter defends him on Facebook
19-year-old Bechet Dumaine Allen is shutting down accusations against her father.
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Mia Farrow originally didn't want Dylan Farrow to talk about Woody Allen sex abuse claims
Mia Farrow expanded on the tumultuous year her children have had, revealing that she originally didn’t want her daughter Dylan to go public with her story of alleged abuse at the hands of Farrow’s ex-partner Woody Allen.
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Javier Bardem says he's 'absolutely not' ashamed to have worked with Woody Allen
Javier Bardem, who worked with Woody Allen on his 2008 comedy Vicky Cristina Barcelona, has said that he's 'absolutely not' ashamed of working with the director.
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Oscars 2018 is going to be the most awkward ceremony ever
The Oscars 2018 ceremony is shaping up to be an explosively awkward affair, and could make for an interesting night for many different reasons.
MoviesVarietyElle Fanning, Selena Gomez to Star in New Woody Allen Film
Timothée Chalamet, Elle Fanning, and Selena Gomez will bring a youthful glimmer to Woody Allen’s next feature film. The still untitled project will be the third film that Allen directs for Amazon Studios.
MoviesYahoo Movies UKThe most epic movie star red carpet selfies
They were banned by the 2016 Cannes Film Festival, with the event’s artistic director Thierry Fremaux branding them ‘ridiculous and grotesque’. He may have a point… but still, the red carpet selfie prevails. Here are some of the finest examples.
MoviesBen ArnoldSusan Sarandon Slams Woody Allen: 'I Think He Sexually Assaulted A Child'
Susan Sarandon launched a scathing attack on Woody Allen over claims of child abuse. During a panel discussion about women’s issue in the movie business at the Cannes Film Festival, the outspoken actress repeated the allegations that have been levelled at the director, saying that he had ‘sexually assaulted a child and I don’t think that is right’. “I have nothing good to say about Woody Allen, so I don’t think we should go there,” added Sarandon.
MoviesYahoo Premium PartnersWoody Allen Responds to Rape Joke, Ronan Farrow Essay
At a lunch for reporters on Thursday afternoon, Woody Allen spoke out for the first time about the controversy from opening night ceremony at Cannes Film Festival, Ronan Farrow essay focusing on abuse charges made by his sister
MoviesBen Falk7 Films That Became TOTALLY Different After Editing
Woody Allen has always been slightly frustrated that ‘Annie Hall’ is called the greatest romcom of all-time, mostly because his original concept wasn’t a romcom at all. Editor Ralph Rosenblum has said that the original footage was non-dramatic and too disparate, despite being hilarious and sophisticated. In the end, Allen was convinced that the relationship with Annie (Diane Keaton) was the heart of the movie and while some meta stuff remains (fourth wall-breaking, the subtitles, Marshall McLuhan), the simplified, dare we say more romantic version, has rightly taken its place in comedy history.
