ACTOR-director Woody Allen has asked a judge to stop a clothing company from putting his former long-time companion Mia Farrow and his wife – Farrow’s adopted daughter – on the witness stand as it defends itself against his claims it used his image on billboards without permission.

Actor-director Woody Allen asked a judge to stop a clothing company from putting his former longtime companion Mia Farrow and his wife – Farrow’s adopted daughter – on the witness stand as it defends itself against his claims it used his image on billboards without permission.

A US clothing chain is fighting a multi-million-dollar lawsuit brought by Woody Allen by claiming it cannot have damaged his reputation as the director has already ruined it himself.

A US clothing chain is fighting a multimillion-dollar lawsuit brought by Woody Allen by claiming it cannot have damaged his reputation as the director has already ruined it himself.

Former lovers Woody Allen and Mia Farrow have put aside a lengthy feud to mourn the death of the actress's adopted daughter Lark, according to reports.

Neurotic film-maker Woody Allen penned a $2m (€1.6m) book deal with publishers Harpercollins for his autobiography, which was supposed to be a no-holds-barred account of his life.

Woody Allen promises that the autobiography he plans to write will be “full of fascinating and juicy real life dramas and conflicts, some more dramatic than any film I can make”.