Timothee Chalamet responds to working with Woody Allen

We really need to stop this "willfully began an affair with someone he knew was a child as evidenced by Hannah and Her Sisters" 

You're kidding right? Where does it show that?

That he was in his attic isn't a little more damning either. Maybe one of his hairs was on Dylan's shirt or Mia's or anybody else's and was brought into the attic, maybe he forgot that he went in the attic. Hardly damning.......  there's no there..........

woody adopted her, right? So of course he interacted with her.

I thought woody adopted moses and dylan.

i.just googled. Says that woody did legally adopt her. I was responding to posterabove me who attempted to claim that since dylan was in Hannah and sisters....whatever he was trying to say. My point was of course he interacted with dylan, legally he's her father.

As Baldwin said: "This is a charge that was investigated aggressively and resulted in nothing. What would it take for you to at least consider that he is telling the truth?"
Pedophilia accusations are something that should not be taken lightly, they're the kind of real-world situation that shouldn't be transformed into a media circus, and unfortunately it has become one in this case. Hollywood's facing a crucial turning point, and the gender-dynamics are something that needs to change. But Allen has been taken as a token (haha) by people who simply don't understand, or choose the ignore, the facts.
It is heartbreaking to see this whole mess. I do believe he's innocent - wouldn't be surprised if he wasn't, but as of now, we have more reason to believe he is. It's infuriating to see the same people who work for and defend the convict, proven and self-declared rapist-pedophile Roman Polanski attack Allen, just because the latter is more on the spotlight. And it's also infuriating to see people who knew the allegations, worked with Allen anyway and now throw him under the bus.
If Polanski managed to keep working, I think Allen will too. Maybe he should make his next one in Spain or something and hire Diane Keaton or someone like that. Oh, God...

I'm gonna sound like a scumbag, but that's two red flags to start off her statement.

i'm p sure it shouldn't be an especially controversial opinion either way; i think the guilty and not guilty sides both have their legit stances and i sort of remain on neutral ground but generally think he's a creepy dude. if someone wants to think he's guilty and use the money you got from him for a good cause then so be it; what's the problem here, again??

the truth will eventually come out. I'm having a hard time with the fact that moses says she lying and he's a family therapist. I doubt someone who has no desire to be part of the hollywood system would put his reputation on the line.

Also, I'm having a problem with the fact that there are no other victims.

And maybe I shouldn't go there, but fuck it, there is something about even the description of the abuse where she says Woody Allen promised her he'd put her in a movie. It rang as something coached from Mia for her to say, not something from Woody Allen. It rang false to me. Obviously, we don't know the truth. But to me, there's something I don't trust about Mia Farrow's handling of it at all. I'm sorry. That's the way I feel. I have sympathy for Dylan either way.

dylan was 7 at the time. So he promised a 7 year old.

He will. He was still able to maintain his pace and put out one or more projects a year even in the immediate aftermath of the Dylan accusations coming out in 1992, so I imagine the same will happen now. I do think he'll turn to Europe again for his next film and it might have less A-listers involved, but I don't think this will stop him if he wants to keep up. 

I'm praying he cranks out another Deconstructing Harry-type self-deprecating acid comedy to address the controversy. (I'm also praying that if/when that happens, he takes his time polishing the script.)

Agreed on both counts. The parallels to his own personal life are stunning-- the romantic triangle involving a self-absorbed wannabe writer, a married woman and her young stepdaughter, the "heart wants what it wants" talk, the Blue Jasmine used that exact same plot point too, but it has completely different significance coming from him in Wonder Wheel given how closely everything else in the story resembles his drama with Farrow. He didn't even try to conceal it.

I'm really curious to see how the Jude Law/Elle Fanning plotline in his next film plays out. Lately it seems like he immediately follows his more dramatic pieces with breezy comedies (Match Point/Scoop, Blue Jasmine/Magic in the Moonlight), but it'll be interesting even if just for the reactions.