Selena Gomez-starring new Woody Allen movie 'A Rainy Day in New York' may never hit theaters

The news broke on Thursday with Amazon, the production company behind the Allen movie, seemingly confirming that “no release date has ever been set".

It's highly likely that Woody Allen's upcoming romantic comedy, 'A Rainy Day in New York' might never see the light of the day. Starring Selena Gomez, Timothée Chalamet, Jude Law and Elle Fanning, the film has been at the eye of the storm for quite some time. And if the latest reports are any indication, the movie might now have been shelved indefinitely by Amazon Studios.

The news broke on Thursday with Amazon, the production company behind the movie, seemingly confirming that “no release date has ever been set,” The Guardian reports. On the heels of a renewed interest in the sexual allegation against Allen - he was accused of sexual assault by his adopted daughter, Dylan Farrow - this latest move serves another blow to the 82-year-old filmmaker. 

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