Louis C.K.'s 'I Love You, Daddy' Film Release Canceled Following 'NYT' Report

I Love You, Daddy has officially been scrapped

Louis C.K. may be done for good.

Yesterday, the comedian canceled the NYC premiere of his new film I Love You, Daddy in anticipation of a report from The New York Times that collected the horrific stories of five women who alleged a gross pattern of sexual misconduct towards them. And today, the film's distributor, The Orchard, has announced they're pulling the plug on the film altogether, according to Variety.

READ: Five Women Accuse Louis C.K. of Sexual Misconduct in Damning New York Times Report

The film's cancellation follows HBO's scraping its archive of all C.K.-related content, with FX, a network that holds all three of the comedian's TV series -- Louie, Baskets and Better Things, a show he co-directs and produces alongside star, Pamela Adlon -- likely following suit as they are currently "reviewing" the "matter."

I Love You, Daddy centers on the romance between a 17-year-old and a 68-year-old producer, presented as an homage to Woody Allen's Manhattan, in which a scenario plays out between Allen and co-star, Mariel Hemingway. It was slated for a nationwide release next Friday, November 17th.

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