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David Worth, Director of ‘Kickboxer’ and DP of ‘Any Which Way You Can,’ Dies at 86

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David Worth, Director of ‘Kickboxer’ and DP of ‘Any Which Way You Can,’ Dies at 86

David Worth, director of films including “ Kickboxer ” and DP on numerous films including Clint Eastwood’s “ Any Which Way You Can ,” died Sept. 4 in Sunland, Calif. He was 86.

Worth started out as director of photography on low-budget movies before Clint Eastwood hired him as cinematographer on “Bronco Billy” and “Any Which Way You Can,” both released in 1980.

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