David Worth, the director behind films like “Kickboxer” and the cinematographer for “Any Which Way You Can,” has died at age 86. He passed away on September 4 in Sunland, California. Worth began his career working on low-budget movies as a director of photography.
His work caught the attention of Clint Eastwood, who hired him as cinematographer for “Bronco Billy” and “Any Which Way You Can” in 1980. Both films featured on-screen performances from Eastwood and were shot during a period when Worth was establishing himself as a reliable collaborator for major filmmakers.