Woody Allen Never Felt He 'Had Depth' to Be an Artist
The "Midnight in Paris" director also admits he had reservations about Owen Wilson and Rachel McAdams' "Wedding Crashers" past.
Woody Allen might be regarded as one of cinema’s auteurs at the 64th Cannes Film Festival, where his latest movie Midnight in Paris has the honor of being the opening night film, but at a press conference before the festival’s official opening, he disavowed any claims to being a great artist.
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