Hollywood veteran and filmmaker Woody Allen has accused his former partner, Mia Farrow, of trying to ruin his career with s** abuse allegations in a new book that was almost cancelled due to controversy.

Despite protests and a walkout by employees supporting Dylan Farrow, who claims she was molested by Allen, Arcade Publishing released the memoir, “Apropos Of Nothing,” on March 23.

In the book, Allen repeats that he never abused Dylan and accuses Farrow of having an “Ahab-like quest” for revenge against him.

Allen also recalls a visit to Farrow’s Connecticut home in August 1992, during which he briefly placed his head on his then-seven-year-old daughter’s lap.

However, he denies doing anything improper while in a room full of people watching TV.

Two separate investigations were conducted into the allegations in the 1990s, but Allen was never charged.

The filmmaker also opens up about his relationship with his current wife, Soon-Yi Previn, Farrow’s adopted daughter.

In the memoir, he says they couldn’t keep their hands off each other when they first fell in love.

He then explains why he and Mia were no longer together when he began dating her daughter, who is 35 years younger than Allen.

He recalls the day Farrow learned of the affair after discovering erotic photographs of her daughter.

Allen admits that he understands Farrow’s shock, dismay, and rage, but insists that he would do it all over again in a heartbeat.

The publication of Allen’s memoir has reignited the debate surrounding the s**ual abuse allegations made against him by Dylan Farrow.

The controversy has divided Hollywood for decades, with many actors refusing to work with Allen and others defending him.

The #MeToo movement has also played a significant role in bringing the issue to the forefront of public attention.

Despite the allegations, Allen has continued to make movies, including “A Rainy Day in New York,” which was released in 2019.

The film stars Timothee Chalamet, Elle Fanning, Selena Gomez, and Jude Law, among others.

The director has won numerous accolades throughout his career, including four Oscars for “Annie Hall” and “Hannah and Her Sisters.”

However, the controversy surrounding Dylan Farrow’s allegations has tarnished his legacy and forced many to reconsider their support for him.

In recent years, Allen has been increasingly vocal in his defense against the allegations, often claiming that he is the victim of a smear campaign.

He has also criticized Hollywood for its perceived hypocrisy on the issue of s**ual abuse, arguing that actors and filmmakers are quick to condemn others while ignoring their own misconduct.

The release of Allen’s memoir has once again put the spotlight on his controversial personal life and the allegations made against him.

It remains to be seen how the public and Hollywood will react to the book and whether it will have any impact on Allen’s career going forward.