ScottyDoesn'tKnow2 said: "I think it helps that he has a very niche audience who mostly act, look, and think like him. If he was a bigger star with broader appeal, who knows. It took forever for Woody Allen and Roman Polanski to finally suffer career set backs. Nothing is truly over. Younger people become the dominate voice and they won't tolerate as much as the older generation that let things slide...if Randy Rainbow will still be relevant in the next decade. Most of the time, the way most people cancel is by paying less and then no attention to them and they just fizzle out as they lose relevancy."
Last I looked, both Mr. Allen and Mr. Polanski are still making movies. And why would Mr. Allen have to suffer anything let alone a career setback. Because you "assume" he's guilty of something? He has never been found guilty of anything, never been arrested, never been charged, there are no damning tweets you can dredge up, nothing you can point to other than an accusation of which he was found completely innocent many years ago. Mr. Allen still has many, many fans the world over who love him and love his films. You may fantasize that he's no longer relevant, but thankfully you don't speak for anyone but yourself.
