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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.
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David Worth, the 86‑year‑old director of “Kickboxer” and longtime director of photography, died on Sept. 4 in Sunland, California. He began his career shooting low‑budget pictures before being hired by Clint Eastwood to serve as cinematographer on the 1980 films “Bronco Billy” and “Any Which Way You Can.” Worth’s work spanned both directing and DP roles across numerous movies, establishing a reputation in action and western‑comedy genres. His death was reported by Variety on Sept. 23, 2026.
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