So, about this Woody Allen and Frank Sinatra thing — Page 2

"Mia Farrow played the "victim card" knowing she was cheating...

She was a year younger than Soon-Yi when she married a man more than twice her age. Then she continues to have sex with him during another marriage and another long term relationship.

Woody Allen may have his 'issues', but I think Farrow has no room to criticize him.

Hopefully Ronan is able to keep a healthy outlook on life. Love his tweet."

This take is a little unsettling when the Vanity Fair article revisit heavily focuses on the custody battles and Dylan Farrow's accusations of abuse from Allen. She's still sticking with that story.

Woody and Mia may have had an open relationship (not an official marriage) but I don't know, an affair with your stepdaughter seems like a bridge too far.

If you look up the kids, they all hate him. Plenty of them were old enough to have realized what happened. Fletcher Previn's take probably is how most of her children feel:
http://www.vanityfair.com/online/daily/2013/10/mia-farrow-children-family-scandal#slideshow_slideshow_Fletcher-Previn-in-2013_3

I like plenty of Woody Allen movies but I think 'issues' is describing the situation lightly.

How? They're a family of activists and primarily work in global humanitarianism.

Mia's from Old Hollywood. I think she was set for life a long time ago through her parents.

I just never got a thought of narcissism or need for the spotlight from her. Anger and betrayal, yes, but I imagine that is not an enviable position to be in.

The more you hear, the more you think the Allen/Farrow/Sinatra/Previn quadrangle (octagon?) all had it coming.

She kept this a secret until now? huh?

I think he looks more like Mia than Frank.

Anyway, I agree, who cares.

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He definitely does. But it's not hard to see Frank, too. And impossible to see Woody. Of course, genes do strange things, so who knows?

lol @ "Oh, he definitely does not have the Woody Allen look, luckily."

This is far more commonplace than many are comfortable admitting. Whenever we lay older family members to rest, several cousins and I bet on who will meet a new sibling at the funeral. What never ceases to amaze me is how frequently this occurs in the old south among first-rate bible thumpers of all hues.

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Soon-Yi was not was not Woody's "step-daughter". Woody and Mia never married. Never even lived in the same apartment. Woody was not a "father" to Soon-Yi. She has a father. His name is Andre Previn.

Woody fell in love with his girlfriend's adopted daughter.

"All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. And don't even get me started on the Sinatra-Farrow-Allen mishegoss."

--Leo Tolstoy, Anna Karenina (first draft)

^Certainly not happy families like we see in sitcoms or TV, but I would say "yes".

Somebody said earlier that it's impossible to see Woody in Ronan, but I'm not so sure - in looks, perhaps, but he has often demonstrated a sense of humor and a capacity for one-liners quite reminiscent of Woody.

Oh wait, this is yesterday's news. Moving on...

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Has he got a set of pipes on him? Can he swing, baby?

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My kid is almost 8 months and has many of my mannerisms and she has absolutely no biological connection to me. My best friend's son is the spitting image of his biological mom but acts exactly my friend, who has no bio connection. Of course he has Woody's sense of humor.

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Beware of young girls who come to your door,
Simple and shy, Just twenty and four.

Dory Previn

Fletcher Previn, 39, is his mother’s protector. He built his first computer at age 13, and he painstakingly Photoshopped Woody Allen out of every single family photo and edited him out of family videos so that none of them would ever have to see him again.

“We can look at them and be reminded of the good and not be reminded of the bad.” —