Overview
- Sean Penn, speaking on The Louis Theroux Podcast, stated he would work with Woody Allen again, calling him legally innocent due to the lack of criminal charges.
- Penn expressed doubts about the credibility of the allegations against Allen, which were first made by Dylan Farrow in 1992 when she was seven years old.
- Allen has consistently denied the abuse accusations, and two official investigations in the 1990s found no evidence to support the claims.
- The controversy surrounding Allen has divided Hollywood, with some stars defending him and others publicly distancing themselves from his work.
- Penn previously collaborated with Allen on the 1999 film 'Sweet and Lowdown,' for which he received an Oscar nomination.