The response to the New York Times report about Louis C.K. has been swift, brutal, and devastating. 5 women have come forward to accuse the comedian of sexual misconduct in a report by the New York Times. The detailed report has led to a glut of questions about his career, his past work, and where it all fits in the allegations made by the women. One of the earliest casualties was the premiere of Louis C.K.?s film "I Love You, Daddy." The film is being distributed by The Orchard. The Orchard released a statement noting they are ?giving careful consideration to the timing and release of the film? ahead of its planned release on November 17th. If the film is ever released, it won?t have Charlie Day or Chloe Grace Moretz promoting it. Day formally backed out of promoting the film, citing the allegations against C.K. Moretz publicist told the New York Times she pulled out of all film promotion two weeks ago ?when she was made aware of numerous possible accusations.? HBO is already removing C.K. and FX investigating the allegations. It seems that media entities will make their decision on the comedian quickly.