Woody Allen was first discovered in New York just days after an HBO documentary was released that will feature his adopted daughter, Dylan Farrow, describing how she “touched her private parts” in an old house. decades of video.
The 85-year-old cinematographer was pictured leaving his Upper East Side home in Manhattan with his 50-year-old wife Soon-Yi Previn on Friday.
The couple faced the snow as they went out together for the first time since the trailer for the HBO documentary, which premieres on Sunday, appeared earlier this week.
Allen, who covered his face with blue ice in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, kept his head down as he left the house.
His wife, who wore a face mask and a fur hat, followed closely behind him. It happens just one day after Soon-Yi was seen leaving the couple’s home alone.

Woody Allen, 85, was seen leaving his Upper East Side home in Manhattan on Friday morning


The filmmaker’s 50-year-old wife, Soon-Yi Previn, followed closely as the couple left their mansion together for the first time since an HBO documentary featuring her adopted daughter, Dylan Farrow, was revealed. describing how she “touched her private parts” in a home video decades ago
The four-part documentary, entitled Allen v. Farrow, will air Sunday night and will include Allen and Farrow’s “enchanted courtyard”; allegations of childhood abuse by Dylan Farrow and Allen’s relationship with Mia Farrow’s adult daughter Soon-Yi, who later became his wife.
It was directed by On the Record directors Kirby Dick and Amy Ziering, and was secretly shot for three years.
It will feature an unseen video made by Mia in 1992 with a seven-year-old Dylan at the time, describing how Allen “touched her private parts.”
In the video, filmed by Mia as evidence of the incident, Dylan claims that the Oscar-winning director told her, “Don’t move, I have to do this,” while he touched her in the attic of the family’s home.
“I didn’t want to do it, Mom,” she heard her mother tell the incident. – I did not like it.
It will also include recordings that Mia secretly made of her phone calls to Allen, including one telling her that Dylan is “wrong” after the alleged incident.
The documentary, which uses excerpts from Allen’s memoirs from 2020, in contrast to the accusations, will rekindle one of the bitterest and most famous family celebrity scandals that has erupted in the last 30 years.
Mia, 76, has 14 children – four of whom are her biological children – has publicly accused the director of sexually assaulting Dylan as a child.

His wife, who wore a face mask and a fur hat, followed him closely as they left the mansion.


Allen, who covered his face with blue ice in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, held his head down as he left the house.

They faced the snow when they went out together for the first time since the trailer of the HBO documentary, which premieres on Sunday, appeared earlier this week.
Mia’s separation from Allen and allegations of sexual abuse against him in 1992 came after she discovered explicit photos of her daughter, Soon-Yi, whom she adopted with her ex-husband Andre Previn in 1977, at Allen’s home.
Allen has always maintained his innocence, claiming that Dylan made up the allegations of abuse or that she was coached by Mia, about whom he said he was jealous of his relationship with Soon-Yi.
Mia and Allen had been together since 1979. It was around the time his career took off due to the blockbusters Annie Hall and Manhattan, and after he became an A-list actress following her role in Rosemary’s Baby.

The charges against Allen came after Farrow discovered he was having an affair with his adopted daughter Soon-Yi (in 2016), which the documentary claims has been going on since he was in high school.
All that changed 13 years later, when Allen, then 55, and Soon-Yi, then 21, were caught having an affair, which is said to have been happening since high school.
In the documentary, Dylan remembers how Mia told her and her brother Ronan Farrow that “Dad took nude pictures of Soon-Yi.”
“And it was kind of the first instance that I thought, ‘Oh, it’s not just me,'” Dylan says.
The documentary claims that the testimony of Allen’s bearer during the couple’s custody battle showed that Soon-Yi visited him at home when he was in high school and during her lunch breaks.
Allen’s maid also talked about cleaning condoms and preparing the bed after Soon-Yi’s departure.
Soon, Yi would later marry Allen in 1997 and remain with him to this day, despite the age gap of 34 years.
Mia found Soon-Yi’s pictures in January 1992, but was unable to completely eliminate Allen from her life because she was conflicted and loved him and because he had adopted her and her brother Moses, she says in series.
In the video filmed by adoptive mother Mia Farrow as evidence of the incident, seven-year-old Dylan claims that the Oscar-winning director told her, “Don’t move, I have to do this,” as he touched her in the attic. the family’s country house.

The new HBO documentary, Allen v. Farrow, features unseen home videos of Dylan Farrow (in Allen’s arms) describing how Woody Allen abused her. Pictured from left to right: Allen, Dylan, Ronan Farrow, Daisy Previn, Soon Yi Previn and Moses Farrow

Mia (pictured) remembered how she would sometimes see Allen put her face on Dylan’s lap (pictured), which she didn’t think was “right.”
“I didn’t want to do it, Mom,” she heard her mother tell the incident. – I did not like it.
In a strange excerpt from Allen’s book, he says that despite being old enough to be Previn’s father when they first met, she was “ready to bake beautifully if only someone “It would show some love.”
He says that in the first days of their relationship, “lust reigned supreme and we could not hold hands.”
Addressing the allegations about Dylan, he wrote: “I never put a finger on Dylan, I never did anything that could be misinterpreted as abusing her; it was a total fabrication from beginning to end, every subatomic particle of it ‘.
It took years for Hollywood to finally start paying attention, and Allen was actually blacklisted and no producer took the 2019 romantic comedy, A Rainy Day in New York, even though it won 22 millions of dollars abroad.
While Allen was shunned, Soon-Yi broke her silence for decades to label Mia an “ugly and mischievous person” and claimed to have abused her as a child.
Speaking to New York magazine, she claimed that Mia used to slap her in the face, hit her with a hairbrush and threaten to send her to a mental asylum.
But Soon-Yi also acknowledged that marrying Allen was a “huge betrayal” and there was “no justification” for it.
Painting Allen as the real victim, she said: “What happened to Woody is so annoying, so unfair.
‘[Mia] took advantage of the MeToo movement and paraded Dylan as a victim. And a new generation hears about it when they shouldn’t. ‘

Dylan, now 35, who has publicly spoken out against his adoptive father in the past, recounts the early incidents of abuse (pictured in a home video with brother Ronan Farrow and their father)

Mia Farrow (seen in the documentary) recorded seven-year-old Dylan in the room talking about two incidents, one on the couch and the other in the attic, which Allen allegedly touched.