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‘Hatchet Job’: Woody Allen Slams Docuseries About His Alleged Abuse Of Adopted Daughter

Hank Berrien
‘Hatchet Job’: Woody Allen Slams Docuseries About His Alleged Abuse Of Adopted Daughter
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On Sunday night, filmmaker Woody Allen, 85, and his wife, Soon-Yi Previn, 50, released a statement slamming filmmakers who created the new four-part docuseries “Allen v. Farrow,” in which Allen’s adopted daughter Dylan Farrow is reportedly heard as a child speaking of alleged abuse she suffered from Allen. Allen and Previn termed the docuseries a “hatchet job.”

Allen and Previn released this statement to The Hollywood Reporter (THR):

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