Woody Allen’s Daughter Blasts Stars For Working With Accused Pedophile

Woody Allen is again being called out as a child molester by his daughter Dylan — who’s furious at the big stars who keep working with the accused pedophile! “I have long maintained,” wrote Dylan in the L.A. Times, “that when I was 7 years old, Woody Allen led me into an attic, away from the babysitters who had been instructed never to leave me alone with him. He then sexually assaulted me.” Mia Farrow’s adopted daughter, now 32, then went after the hypocritical Hollywood actresses who’ve continued to support the acclaimed writer, director and actor…

Woody Allen’s Daughter Blasts Stars For Working With Accused Pedophile

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The angry activist blasted Kate Winslet for proudly standing at Allen's side after the "Titanic" star accused disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein of "gross misconduct." Dylan also went after Blake Lively (pictured), who supports Allen after saying "it's important that women are furious right now" about other casting couch scandals!

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Dylan praised actress Ellen Page, however, for recently saying that working with Allen on 2012's "To Rome, with Love" was "the biggest regret" of her career. She also showed appreciation for Susan Sarandon — who, as covered by The National ENQUIRER, announced that she'd never work with Allen, saying: "I think he sexually assaulted a child!"

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Allen denies Dylan's claims, and held a press conference in 1993 noting that "no evidence" was found in a police investigation. The director is still considered to be a top Oscar contender — along with Kate Winslet — for his new drama "Wonder Wheel." Allen's also had no problem casting big names for "A Rainy Day in New York," currently shooting with a cast that includes Jude Law and Selena Gomez.

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The angry activist blasted Kate Winslet for proudly standing at Allen's side after the "Titanic" star accused disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein of "gross misconduct." Dylan also went after Blake Lively (pictured), who supports Allen after saying "it's important that women are furious right now" about other casting couch scandals!

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Dylan praised actress Ellen Page, however, for recently saying that working with Allen on 2012's "To Rome, with Love" was "the biggest regret" of her career. She also showed appreciation for Susan Sarandon — who, as covered by The National ENQUIRER, announced that she'd never work with Allen, saying: "I think he sexually assaulted a child!"

Photo credit: Getty Images

Allen denies Dylan's claims, and held a press conference in 1993 noting that "no evidence" was found in a police investigation. The director is still considered to be a top Oscar contender — along with Kate Winslet — for his new drama "Wonder Wheel." Allen's also had no problem casting big names for "A Rainy Day in New York," currently shooting with a cast that includes Jude Law and Selena Gomez.

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