Alec Baldwin announced an interview with director Woody Allen, who stayed out of the spotlight after his adopted daughter, Dylan Farrow, alleged he sexually abused her as a child.
Baldwin announced it Instagram account On Sunday night, I write: “Let me preface this by saying that I have no interest in anyone’s judgments and sacred participations here. I am a clear person of my own set of beliefs and cannot heed anyone else’s speculations. If you think that the experiment should be made about The way to a HBO documentary, that’s your problem.”
“Love you Woody. Instagram, I’m with Woody, Tuesday, 10:30. Be there,” Baldwin said in a video. The interview will take place Tuesday on Instagram Live at 10:30 a.m. ET.
Farrow provided more details of her allegations against Allen in the HBO documentary series “Allen v. Farrow” that aired last year. The series included a never-before-seen home video of Farrow talking about the alleged assault shortly after she claimed it took place. Allen denied the allegations, calling them “incorrect and shameful” in a statement following the release of Allen v. Farrow.
Baldwin has also been the subject of recent controversy. In October, he was carrying a propaganda firearm that shot and killed cinematographer Helena Hutchins and wounded director Joel Sousa on the set of Rust. The investigation into the incident by the Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office is still ongoing, as is the wrongful death lawsuit against Baldwin and seven producers and other “Rust” crew members brought by the Hutchins.
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