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Sept. 8, 2014 / 11:35 AM

Mia Farrow dispute 'means nothing' to Woody Allen

"That means nothing to me," the director declared. "I've never given it a second's thought, afterward."

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Annie Martin
Mia Farrow arrives for the Time 100 Gala at Frederick P. Rose Hall at Lincoln Center in New York on April 24, 2012. UPI /Laura Cavanaugh | License Photo
Woody Allen arrives at a photocall for the film "Midnight in Paris" at the 64th annual Cannes International Film Festival in Cannes, France on May 11, 2011. UPI/David Silpa | License Photo
Mia Farrow arrives for the premiere of "Be Kind Rewind" at the Tribeca Cinemas in New York on February 19, 2008. (UPI Photo/Laura Cavanaugh) | License Photo
Woody Allen and his wife Soon-Yi Previn arrive for the French premiere of the film "To Rome With Love" in Paris on June 25, 2012. UPI/David Silpa. | License Photo
American actress Mia Farrow attends the "Act For Darfur" day at the Tricycle Theatre in London on December 2, 2007. (UPI Photo/Rune Hellestad) | License Photo
Woody Allen arrives at a photocall for the film "You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger" at the 63rd annual Cannes International Film Festival in Cannes, France on May 15, 2010. UPI/David Silpa | License Photo

NEW YORK, Sept. 8 (UPI) -- Mia Farrow drama doesn't bother ex Woody Allen.

The 69-year-old actress and 78-year-old director were together for over ten years, and have shared an acrimonious relationship since their breakup in 1992. The couple split after Farrow discovered Allen and her daughter, Soon-Yi Previn, were romantically involved, and the actress won custody of their children, Dylan, Moshe and Satchel, after the separation.

Farrow's relationship with the director was further damaged when a doctor reported concerns that Allen had sexually abused Dylan, a claim Dylan (now known as Malone) repeated in an open letter in February. A judge found the charges inconclusive in 1994, and Allen denied the allegations once again this year.

The director told The Times of London he doesn't agonize over his drama with Farrow "for a second," and said the dispute doesn't define him enough to "inscribe on his gravestone."

"That means nothing to me," he asserted. "I've never given it a second's thought, afterward ... And what do I care, when I shuffle off my coil? I don't really care about anything that happens after my death. I don't care if they take all of my movies and burn them."

Allen told the publication he leads "a very uneventful, very dull middle-class life," and declared there is "no God," "no magic" and "no reason for anything." The director released Magic in the Moonlight in August, and has an untitled project with Emma Stone and Joaquin Phoenix in the works for 2015.

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