The cinematographer of “Don’t Worry Darling” claims it was the “most harmonious set” he’s ever been on” amid buzz that it was chaos behind the scenes.<br /><br />“When I hear that there are rumors of acrimony on the set — I reject it. It wasn’t apparent at all, to be honest,” Matthew Libatique insisted on the latest episode of the Hollywood Reporter’s “Behind the Screen” podcast.<br /><br />“From my standpoint, the stories are completely untrue when it comes to being on set,” he reiterated, adding: “I can’t speak to post-production at all.”<br /><br />The industry veteran — who’s worked on films including “Requiem for a Dream,” “Black Swan” and Bradley Cooper’s “A Star Is Born” — did concede though that there could have been drama brewing after he left.<br /><br />“Whatever happened, it happened way after I left … I was never witness to anything. And I didn’t feel anything. You know, you get a feeling that there might be something going on and I didn’t feel anything,” Libatique, 54, explained.
