Woody Allen’s memoir axed by publisher Hachette following staff protest
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mirror.co.ukHachette Book Group has axed plans to publish a memoir by Woody Allen. The book companies decision came after Hachette staff staged a walkout on Thursday protesting against plans to publish the book.
Woody, 84, has been accused of sexually abusing his adopted daughter Dylan Farrow. Dylan, 33, has long claimed that she was molested by the star during his relationship with her mother Mia Farrow in the 1980s.
Allen has vehemently denied her allegations. The company was also hit with criticism from Dylan and her brother Ronan Farrow.
The photo of the protest was shared on Twitter on Thursday, alongside the message: "75 plus employees of Hachette are standing in solidarity with @ronanfarrow , @realdylanfarrow and survivors of sexual assault and
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