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Input: A Rainy Day in New York may never be screened, after distributor says no release date has been set 
  
 Woody Allen’s latest film, A Rainy Day in New York, has been left in limbo after Amazon Studios appeared to shelve it indefinitely. 
  
 The production company, which was contractually obliged to distribute the film, said on Thursday: “No release date has ever been set.” 
  
 Amazon, which signed a five-film deal with the director in 2016, struggled to find wide theatrical distribution for his previous offering, Wonder Wheel, after renewed media focus on a sexual assault allegation made by his then seven-year-old adopted daughter, Dylan Farrow, in 1992. 
  
 Allen has always denied the claim. Authorities looked into the details but no evidence was found and the case was not pursued. 
  
 Sources suggest dropping the film could cost Amazon $25m (£19m). Filming for the romantic comedy – starring Timothée Chalamet, Selena Gomez, Jude Law and Elle Fanning – finished last autumn. 
  
 Amid growing public support for the #MeToo movement, Chalamet and Gomez said they regretted working on the film. The pair later donated their salaries to Time’s Up campaign against sexual harassment in Hollywood. 
  
 On Tuesday, it was reported that Allen was unlikely to release a film in 2019, which will be the first time he has not done so for 44 years. Or 43 if A Rainy Day in New York is not released. 
  
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 In June, Allen appeared robust in the face of renewed attacks on his reputation, saying his track record both personally and professionally ought to have made him a “poster boy” for the #MeToo movement. The film-maker has written many acclaimed and Oscar-winning roles for women. 
  
 Over a long career, Allen has never been accused of misbehaviour on set, or of assault by anyone other than Farrow. 
  
 In 2016, months after Farrow and her brother, Ronan, repeated the allegation, Allen told the Guardian the subsequent media fallout had badly affected him. 
  
 “There are traumas in life that weaken us for the future – and that’s what’s happened to me,” he said. “The various slings and arrows of life have not strengthened me. I think I’m weaker. I think there are things I couldn’t take now that I would have been able to take when I was younger.” ||||| Woody Allen’s latest movie, “A Rainy Day in New York,” has been shelved by Amazon and may never be released. The movie — starring Timothée Chalamet, Selena Gomez, Jude Law and Elle Fanning — wrapped filming last fall, before the #MeToo movement refocused attention on the allegations of sexual abuse Allen’s adopted daughter Dylan Farrow has made against him. 
  
 While the movie had been slated for 2018, Amazon now says, “No release date has ever been set for the film.” 
  
 Amazon is so desperate for content for its streaming service, it is in talks with Paramount and Sony about developing original movies. But it has shelved a finished film that it already bought for $25 million. 
  
 Allen’s deal with Amazon calls for three more movies, but that seems to be in limbo as well. The director has nothing coming out in 2019. ||||| Photo: Kevin Winter (Getty Images) 
  
 Here’s what we know about Woody Allen’s A Rainy Day In New York: It’s about a middle-aged man’s affair with a much younger actress, and pretty much everybody involved in the thing now regrets it. Stars Rebecca Hall, Timothée Chalamet, Selena Gomez, and Griffin Newman have all pledged their salaries to anti-harassment movements like Time’s Up, and rumors swirled back in January that the film would get quietly released with no PR or theatrical support. 
  
 Now, just a few days after Page Six reported that Allen is having trouble scrounging up financing for his next movie, the rag is back with a new report saying A Rainy Day In New York “has been shelved by Amazon and may never be released.” A 2018 release was previously slated for the movie, but Amazon is reportedly now saying that “no release date has ever been set for the film.” 
  
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 All of this comes in the wake of the reemergence of allegations of child sexual abuse against Allen by Dylan Farrow, daughter of Allen’s ex Mia Farrow. It also doesn’t bode well for Allen’s five-picture deal with Amazon Studios, for which he still has three films left in the hopper. Reports say the streaming giant is considering breaking the deal early, which, considering how A Rainy Day In New York’s rollout is going, would be more merciful than anything. |||||
Output:
Woody Allen, who has come under renewed scrutiny over daughter Dylan Farrow's 1992 abuse allegations in the wake of the #MeToo movement, may never see his latest film released. Amazon Studios signed a five-film deal with Allen in 2016, but struggled to get wide theatrical distribution for last year's Wonder Wheel due to the increased scrutiny surrounding the director. Now, Amazon Studios says "no release date has ever been set" for A Rainy Day in New York, the Guardian reports. The production company was contractually obligated to distribute the film, and sources say the decision to shelve it could cost Amazon $25 million. Some of the stars have said they regretted their work on the film, and at least four donated their salaries to anti-harassment groups, the AV Club reports. It's not clear what will become of the three films left on the deal, Page Six reports.