Search results
Silly but fun, this sequel to Clint Eastwood's phenomenally successful Every Which Way But Loose, finds Philo Beddoe (Eastwood) in the process of retiring from bare-knuckle brawling. The mob, however, has a different idea, offering Philo big bucks to participate in one last fight against his old nemesis, Jack Wilson (William Smith).
Any Which Way You Can Clint Eastwood returns as Philo Beddoe in this sequel to Any Which Way But Loose. This time Philo and his pet orangutan, Clyde, take on the Mafia after the mob kidnaps Philo's girlfriend.
Every Which Way But Loose: Directed by James Fargo. With Clint Eastwood, Sondra Locke, Geoffrey Lewis, Beverly D'Angelo. The San Fernando Valley adventures of trucker turned prize-fighter Philo Beddoe and his pet orangutan Clyde.
Jack Wilson : You're fast and you like pain. You eat it like candy. I've seen a few cases like that in my time. The more they get hurt, the more dangerous they become. But you got to be durable, too. Real durable. Most ain't.
Beers To You Written by Steve Dorff (as S. Dorff), John Durrill (as J. Durrill), Sandy Pinkard (as S. Pinkard) and Snuff Garrett (as S. Garrett) Sung by Ray Charles and Clint Eastwood
If you enjoyed the 1978 movie, then you most certainly will also enjoy the 1980 sequel "Any Which Way You Can". It should be noted, though, that "Any Which Way You Can" is a bit more on the comedy side of the spectrum in comparison to the 1978 predecessor. I enjoyed the amped-up comedy here, but it might not just suit everyone watching the movie.
Bare-knuckle fighter Philo and his orangutan sidekick Clyde are still travelling between unlicensed fights and bar-room brawls. Philo wants to retire, but there is trouble in store as the mob forces him into one last battle and a motorcycle gang closes in.
