It is starting to become abundantly clear that some people in Woody Allen’s family still have not completely forgiven him for abandoning his marriage to Mia Farrow to be with their adopted daughter Soon-Yi Previn. Allen’s son Ronan Farrow reminded everyone of that fact, following this weekend’s Golden Globes. Ronan took to Twitter to contrast Allen’s accolades with accusations of child molestation.
Allen has long been famous for his unique artistic voice, both figuratively and literally. So perhaps he could appreciate son Ronan raising his voice at such a unique moment for the director.
The 78-year-old filmmaker, honored at last week’s Golden Globes, also had the honor of having to respond to Ronan’s Twitter comments regarding his adopted sister Dylan:
“Missed the Woody Allen tribute--did they put the part where a woman publicly confirmed he molested her at age 7 before or after Annie Hall?”
He also retweeted a Vanity Fair article that discusses the alleged incident. In it, daughter Dylan discussed how she was scared even to this day (via CNN):
“I'm scared of him, his image...I have never been asked to testify. If I could talk to the seven-year-old Dylan, I would tell her to be brave, to testify."
Ronan still hasn’t been able to move past the family betrayal of his father allegedly hitting on each adopted daughter, until he found one that was pliable, according to an inside source in Us Weekly:
“[Ronan] wanted to remind people what went down. He still finds it unbelievable.”
Woody Allen doesn’t think it’s very believable either. He has called the allegations “unconscionable”.
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