[우먼타임스 이사라 기자]
When American cable channel HBO aired a four-part documentary about Hollywood filmmaker Woody Allen (86) molesting her seven-year-old daughter, Alan’s other adoptive daughter and current wife, Korean Soon Previn, 51, refuted that this was not true.
On the 22nd, Alan and Soon released a statement, “Documentary makers are not interested in the truth. As known decades ago, allegations of sexual harassment are obviously false.”
HBO highlighted the allegations that Alan molested her foster daughter, Dylan Farrow, in the four-part documentary “Alan vs. Farrow,” which aired on the 21st.
The documentary raised allegations of sexual abuse by Dylan through testimony of people around him, court documents, and archived videos.
In 1992, after living with actor Mia Farrow (76) for 12 years, Alan was first suspicious of harassing her adopted daughter. Daughter Dylan, who became an adult in 2014, revealed that she had been molested by Alan in 1992 when she was 7 years old. Alan was investigated for sexual harassment of Dylan, but has never been charged.
This documentary also highlights her relationship with Soon-i, who was Alan’s other foster daughter, but is now a wife. In 1992, Alan revealed that she had a romantic relationship with Soon-i, a 21-year-old college student who was Mia’s adopted child, after which Alan divorced Paero and married Soon-i in 1997. Soon-i, whose Korean name is’Oh Soon-hee’, was sent to an orphanage and adopted by Farrow.