It wouldn’t be right to call it “anti-technology”, in fact, it just doesn’t find certain technologies suitable for itself.
He does not use a smartphone, does not use e-mail or even connects his computer to the Internet. So Nolan’s passion for doing things the old-fashioned way goes beyond cinema.
Yes, Nolan is 53 years old, but it wouldn’t be right to call him a “boomer” because he doesn’t use a smartphone.
You know why, we’re talking about a genius director. Besides, cinema technology is not just about CGI; Also, there is hardly any technology Nolan does not use other than CGI. He’s almost a geek, especially when it comes to IMAX cameras.
We learned for the first time in 2012 that he did not prefer to use a smart phone. He recently stated that he continued this habit upon a question.
The reason is to avoid distraction.
“I think technology and what it can provide is incredible,” he says, noting that he is actually anti-smartphone, but that he has made such a choice not to reduce his productivity.
In this way, he could be more creative while thinking about his scenarios. It seems that this choice works very well, as he has reached nirvana in terms of creativity.
“If I’m writing my own scripts, it wouldn’t be very beneficial for me to be in front of a smartphone all day. When I moved to Los Angeles in 1997, nobody had a cell phone and I didn’t get caught up in the smartphone craze,” said Nolan, adding that he used a flip phone from time to time in 2020. told.
Nolan also avoids email.
For example, Oppenheimer’s Cillian Murphy and Robert Downey Jr. He hand-delivered the scripts to stars like you. Of course, there is also the privacy factor in this preference, it guarantees itself against any danger of leakage.
Regarding email, “I’ve never been interested in communicating with people this way. I only call people on landline.” says.
His computer is not even connected to the internet. Although he says that the reason is to avoid distractions, who knows, maybe he is very sensitive about privacy.
Nolan wrote all of his films himself, except for 2002’s “Insomnia.”
Judging from his career, it can be said that he made the right decision about smartphone and e-mail. Every genius is a little unusual after all.
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