The renowned filmmaker Woody Allen recently gave an interview at the Venice Film Festival in which he spoke about a variety of subjects, including the long-running accusations made against him by Dylan Farrow, his adopted daughter, as well as his opinion on the idea of being canceled in contemporary American society.

Allen offered his thoughts on the documentary "Allen v. Farrow," which received praise for its in-depth analysis of the abuse claims made against him by Dylan Farrow.

Woody Allen's Venice Film Festival Interview

Allen reaffirmed his position by stating, "My reaction has always been the same."

He emphasized that two significant bodies had looked into the allegations and came to the conclusion that there was no basis for them. Both of these bodies concluded that there was no merit to the complaints. He pointed out that these findings are consistent with what he had written about in his book "Apropos of Nothing."

In spite of this, Allen admitted that the charges are still being brought up, leading him to ponder whether or not there is some allure in the fact that they are being brought up again and again.

Allen admitted, about his relationship with Dylan and her brother, the journalist Ronan Farrow, that he has not seen either of them, as per NY Times. However, he is still open to the possibility of doing so. During the conversation, the topic of "cancel culture" was also discussed, and in response to this, Woody Allen stated, "I feel that if you're going to be canceled, this is the culture to be canceled by."

He conveyed his disinterest in the concept and highlighted that, from his perspective, his filmmaking routine has not changed much. Allen maintains a busy schedule writing scripts, securing finance, producing films, editing them, and distributing them.

Allen highlighted that the difference he has witnessed is not because of any influence from contemporary culture but rather because of the presentation of his films. Regarding the #MeToo movement, Allen has stated that he supports it, mainly when it results in positive change for women.

On the other hand, he referred to specific situations as "silly" when they went beyond the confines of what could be considered fair and common sense.

Allen suggested that not every circumstance should be categorized as a feminist issue or unfair to women. He felt that this was an important point to make. He implied that there are occasions when the movement might go too far and magnify problems that most people would not consider offensive.

Allen remarked that he has "never" heard complaints about his behavior on set from actresses or staff members over his extended career. Allen was reflecting on his lengthy career when he made this statement. He made a point to emphasize his dedication to ensuring that women receive equal pay and the excellent working relationships he has with female partners.

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Woody Allen's Unblemished Collaborations: 50 Films and Counting

Allen's career in the industry, which spans 50 films, has been defined by collaboration with many actresses, ranging from unknown talents to established stars. Per Fox News, Allen claims that not one of these ladies has ever complained about his behavior.

Woody Allen has just finished working on his 50th picture, which is titled "Coup de Chance," and he is considering retiring as a filmmaker due to the difficulties in getting funding and the shifting distribution strategy in the film industry.

He voiced his displeasure with the idea that his work would be adapted so rapidly for television or streaming platforms so soon after its debut in the theater. Meanwhile, Woody Allen's attendance at the Venice International Film Festival drew both praise and criticism from festivalgoers.

Despite the persistent scrutiny and public controversies that surround Allen's private life, his most recent picture, 'Coup de Chance,' was well welcomed at the festival. Viewers gave Allen and his film a three-minute standing ovation after the film's screening, USA Today reported.

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