Trump shares Woody Allen

President Donald Trump seemed to show off his acting skills by quoting Woody Allen’s comments, the winning director of an Oscar accused of sexually disturbing his adopted daughter, that users of social networks argued that it was more than a bit “appropriate.”

Allen, whose former feast Mia Farrow alleged in 1992 that he had sexually abused his 7 -year -old son, recalled in the last episode of Bill Maher’s podcast, “Club Random”, which directed Trump in a 1998 film, and praised his performance.

“I am one of the few people who can say he directed Trump,” said Allen. “I directed Trump in … ‘Celebrity’, and it was a pleasure to work with him and a very good actor. He was very educated and gave his mark and did everything correctly and had a real touch for the show.”

“If I let me direct it now that he is president, I think he could do wonders,” he said.

Trump shared a variety article on Monday to show those comments on social networks, but apparently he could not hear the real podcast: Allen had clearly understood the “now” when he wanted to lead Trump again, suggesting that he is not a fan of the president’s policies.

Allen had even declared his position clearly previous moments, stating: “I am not a Trumper.”

The critics of social networks pointed out this, but also pointed out that both men have been accused of sexual abuse, and that mutual admiration “makes sense.” They also noticed that both Trump and Allen were friends with the sexual offender Jeffrey Epstein.

“Both good friends of Epstein,” a user wrote in X, previously Twitter, with another person commenting: “Is this real? Wow. His brain goes to porridge. Or somehow he did not realize how unpopular is Woody Allen now. On the other hand, he was a good friend of Epstein.”

“I doubt that this is real, but since Woody married his daughter, it would be appropriate,” wrote a third user in reference to Soon-Yi Previn, Farrow’s old adoptive son. Allen, now 89, married Previn in 1997 when he was 62 and she was 27 years old.

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Epstein died in 2019 while waiting for the trial on federal positions of sexual trafficking, with his death and the ties known to the powerful feeding figures of theories of a “client list.” Trump has tried to distance himself from Epstein, just to involuntarily remember people on Monday.