Hollywood Firestorm! Celebs React To Daughter's Claim Woody Allen 'Sexually Assaulted' Her

Dylan Farrow's scathing rebuke of her father, Woody Allen, in an open letter where she details his "sexual assault" on her as a child, has all of Hollywood taking sides.

As RadarOnline.com reported, Farrow, now 28, called out A-List stars like Cate Blanchett and Alec Baldwin for praising Allen for his film work and ignoring that he's an accused child molester.

Now they, and others are responding and lines are being drawn.

Blanchett, Allen's Blue Jasmine leading lady, is still strongly on Team Woody.

"I hope they the Farrow family can find some sort of resolution and peace," Cate Blanchett told Hollywood blogger.

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Blanchett had been one of the actors on stage to laud Allen when he received his Lifetime Achievement Award from the Golden Globes ​last month, and both Dylan's mother, Mia Farrow  and brother, Ronan Farrow ​ , had soundly criticized her then.

Alec Baldwin has been busy retweeting  comments from his followers accusing others of trying to "bait" him into talking about a situation.  He called Dylan's allegations "this family's personal struggle."

But others are decidedly Team Farrow.

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"To share in this way is courageous, powerful and generous," tweeted  Girls creator and star, Lena Dunham.

ESPN's  Jane McManus notes "I haven't watched a Woody Allen film in years, and I once enjoyed them.  But now, his idea of a love story is impossible to see."

And The Last Ship star Adam Baldwin  slammed the actor/director, "Woody Allen being a #ShortEyes sexual predator shouldn't be a surprise to anyone."

Allen, who lost custody and even visitation with Dylan after Mia Farrow took her allegations to authorities in 1992, has never been prosecuted for sexually abusing his daughter and has always maintained his innocence.