Woody Allen

It looks like Woody Allen’s next movie, which its cast has already denounced, may not see the light of day.

The ‘Blue Jasmine’ actress says she was unaware of the decades-old abuse allegations against Woody Allen when making the film.

A number of actors who have worked with him in the past have said that, in light of everything that’s been going on, they wouldn’t do so again.

In what may be the first — and possibly strangest — celebrity feud of 2018, filmmaker Judd Apatow has seen Diane Keaton’s defense of longtime friend and collaborator Woody Allen, and he’s not having any of it.

As the #MeToo movement continues to swell, familiar allegations against a prolific director have resurfaced — and this time, Hollywood is listening. Dylan Farrow recently gave her first television interview to reiterate longstanding accusations that her father, Woody Allen, sexually assaulted…

In light of the sexual abuse allegations against Woody Allen, the ‘Magic in the Moonlight’ star says he’s also done with the filmmaker.

As the ranks of the “Me Too” movement swell, it seems increasingly likely that #TimesUp for Woody Allen. Amazon’s own Golden Globe-winning Rachel Brosnahan now speaks out against working with the director on his first-ever TV project, Crisis in Six Scenes.

In her first TV interview, Dylan Farrow details the alleged child sexual abuse she suffered from Woody Allen. The filmmaker releases a new statement.

The ‘Call Me By Your Name’ actor denounces Woody Allen and plans to donate his salary from the Allen film to Time’s Up and other organizations.

Gerwig previously tried to side-step a question about Allen at the Golden Globes.