Rebecca Hall Regrets Apology to Woody Allen

Rebecca Hall has expressed regret over her public apology for collaborating with Woody Allen, stating that actors should not feel compelled to comment on controversial issues. Initially, Hall apologized in 2018 amidst the #MeToo movement after Dylan Farrow accused Allen of molestation, and Hall donated her salary from 'A Rainy Day in New York' to the Time’s Up Legal Defense Fund. She now reflects that her decision was made during an emotional time when she felt pressured to make a definitive stance. Hall acknowledges the complexity of the situation and her initial apology was to avoid making another woman feel silenced. Despite her past regrets, Hall now believes it isn't the responsibility of actors to address personal allegations against directors they work with. This change of heart highlights the ongoing debate in Hollywood over accountability and personal responsibility in the wake of allegations against prominent figures.