VOICED : Woody Allen rechaza acusaciones de su hij

Woody Allen denied allegations of sexual abuse made by his adopted daughter, Dylan Farrow. His publicist emphasized that no charges were ever filed and an independent investigation in 1992 found no evidence of abuse. Dylan's open letter, published in The New York Times, criticized Hollywood for ignoring her claims, especially after Allen's recent accolades. This letter has sparked discussions about the potential impact on Allen's film, Blue Jasmine, at the upcoming Oscars.

What was Woody Allen's response to the allegations made by his adopted daughter?

• He admitted to the allegations.

• He denied the allegations.

• He filed a lawsuit against her.

• He remained silent.

What did Dylan Farrow's open letter in The New York Times blog lead to?

• An award for Dylan Farrow.

• A shake-up in Hollywood.

• A public apology from Woody Allen.

• A new movie deal for Woody Allen.

Why did Dylan Farrow feel distressed about Woody Allen's recent accolades?

• Because she was not invited to the events.

• Because she was not mentioned in his speeches.

• Because she felt Hollywood ignored her allegations.

• Because she wanted to be a filmmaker.

How long did Dylan Farrow remain silent about the allegations before speaking out?

• One year

• Five years

• Two decades

• A few months

What was the potential impact of Dylan Farrow's revelations on the Oscars?

• An award for Dylan Farrow.

• A boycott of the Oscars by Hollywood stars.

• Speculations about Blue Jasmine's success at the Oscars.

• Increased ticket sales for Blue Jasmine.