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Woody Allen is an American filmmaker, screenwriter, actor and comedian best known for directing films including 'Annie Hall', 'Manhattan', 'Hannah and Her Sisters' and 'Midnight in Paris'.
Woody Allen has won four Academy Awards: one for 'Best Director' and three for 'Best Original Screenplay'.
Woody Allen has faced longstanding allegations of sexual abuse dating back to 1992, which he has consistently denied. No criminal charges have been brought against him, and investigations did not result in a prosecution, but the allegations continue to generate significant public debate and have affected perceptions of his work.