Paul Anderson and Robert Elswit might not work together again

Los Angeles: Cinematographer Robert Elswit has revealed that he and his There Will Be Blood director Paul Thomas Anderson had a fallout.

During his appearance for an episode of the 'Light the Fuse' podcast, Elswit, who won the Oscar for Best Cinematography for the 2007 feature, but they have hit a rough patch in their partnership now.

"God, I don't know what it is anymore. It's like a bad married couple. Unpleasant," the 68-year-old cinematographer said.

The duo have collaborated on a total of six films – from Anderson's debut Hard Eight in 1996 to Inherent Vice in 2014.

When asked whether he will work with Anderson again, Elswit said, "I don't know. Probably not. You know, it depends on how he feels. I would do it again..."

"I didn't enjoy myself on Inherent Vice... It was a combination of me and Paul just not getting along, and I can be as immature as him," he added.

According to Indiewire, Elswit also recalled his experience working on There Will Be Blood.