Falsely accused Oscar winner Woody Allen scoffed at our “silly” cancel culture and said nothing has changed in his life.
“He’s jovial and talkative when discussing his film and his love for French cinema classics,” she continues, but his “mood suddenly turned gloomy … as I asked him to comment on Farrow, as well as the impact that her claims has had on his reputation[.]”“By the end of our interview,” this nit of a wit explains, “Allen became pensive, gazing off into space.”I think any movement where there’s actual benefit, where it does something positive, let’s say for women, is a good thing.
Allen then went on to explain accurately that throughout his 50 movies, no one has ever complained about his behavior: Allen never even faced a grand jury. After months of detailed investigation by two separate states, it was found that there was no substance to the allegation, but there was plenty of mitigating evidence.
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