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==Personal/Family Life==

==Personal/Family Life==

*Allen married his first wife Harlene Rosen in 1956; they were divorced six years later.

*Allen married his first wife Harlene Rosen in 1956; they were divorced six years later.

*His second marriage was to the noted actress [[Louise Lasser]] in 1966, and they divorced after five years.

*His second marriage was to the noted [[Louise Lasser]] in 1966, and they divorced after five years.

*He had a long-term relationship with actress [[Mia Farrow]], from 1980 to 1992; the couple had one child.

*He had a long-term relationship with actress [[Mia Farrow]], from 1980 to 1992; the couple had one child.

*He married Soon-Yi Previn in 1997, and the couple have two children.  

*He married Soon-Yi Previn in 1997, and the couple have two children.  

===Moral depravity of Woody Allen===

===Moral depravity of Woody Allen===

In 1992 Allen's moral depravity was revealed when when Farrow discovered nude photographs taken by him of her 16-year-old adopted daughter Soon-Yi Previn, whom he had seduced. In 1997, Previn, then 22, and Allen, 57, were married. Allen said, regarding his cruel treatment of Farrow and his seduction of an adolescent female, "It was just one of those fortuitous events, one of the great pieces of luck in my life."<ref>[http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/features/2005/12/woodyallen200512?currentPage=3 Vanity Fair Online, Dec 2005]</ref>  According to Farrow's biography, ''What Falls Away'', [[Frank Sinatra]] (her former husband) offered to have Allen's legs broken when the affair with Previn was discovered.<ref>Internet Movie Database [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000095/bio]</ref>

In 1992 Allen's moral depravity was revealed when when Farrow discovered nude photographs taken by him of her 16-year-old adopted daughter Soon-Yi Previn, whom he had seduced. In 1997, Previn, then 22, and Allen, 57, were married. Allen said, regarding Farrow seeing the nude pictures of Soon-Yi that he had left out in the open, "It was just one of those fortuitous events, one of the great pieces of luck in my life."<ref>[http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/features/2005/12/woodyallen200512?currentPage=3 Vanity Fair Online, Dec 2005]</ref>  According to Farrow's biography, ''What Falls Away'', [[Frank Sinatra]] (her former husband) offered to have Allen's legs broken when the affair with Previn was discovered.<ref>Internet Movie Database [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000095/bio]</ref>

== Filmography ==

== Filmography ==