Ace filmmaker Woody Allen, who has been a part of Hollywood for over four decades, says he is not good enough technically and doesn't know how to use a computer.
Asked whether he still has no computer, Allen told hollywoodreporter.com: "No. I have none of that stuff. And I'm not good at that. I'm not good technically.
"I have a cellphone, but it's very limited. I know this: I can make calls, and my assistant put all my jazz records on it. It used to be when I would go out of town and I'd practice the clarinet, I was always schlepping a lot of vinyl recordings from city to city.
He further stated that he has "never emailed anybody".
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