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Diane Keaton Says “Woody Allen Is My Friend And I Continue to Believe Him”; Judd Apatow Responds

You’re not going to find too many people in Hollywood defending Woody Allen at the moment, at least not openly. The filmmaker has seen several of his collaborators past and present distance themselves from the director, in the wake of the #MeToo and #TimesUp movement, and Dylan Farrow‘s detailed allegation of sexual assault. So far, only Alec Baldwin has defended Allen, but now another voice has spoken out in support of the director.

Allen’s former partner and longtime muse, Diane Keaton, has hit Twitter with a simple statement defending the filmmaker. In addition, the actress included a “60 Minutes” interview with Allen from 1992, after the allegation first made headlines around the world.

However, it didn’t take long for blowback on Keaton’s comments to occur, with Judd Apatow chiming in with his thoughts on the Allen saga, and what he believes was the director’s cruelty to his family.

Allen’s next picture, “A Rainy Day In New York” is currently in post-production. It’s scheduled to be released by Amazon Studios, however, there are rumblings that with the recent storm of press around the director, they may end up dumping the picture.

 

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