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- Philo Beddoe is an easy-going trucker and a great fist-fighter. With two friends - Orville, who promotes prize-fights for him, and Clyde, the orangutan he won on a bet - he roams the San Fernando Valley in search of cold beer, country music and the occasional punch-up. But he is floored himself by a dainty little country and western singer, who gives him the slip when she realizes he's getting too serious. Phil, Clyde and Orville set off in pursuit, pestered by bikers.
- The San Fernando Valley adventures of trucker turned prize-fighter Philo Beddoe and his pet orangutan Clyde.
- This is another film I caught on late-night TV, and that's probably where it belongs. On the other hand, I enjoyed every minute of it. That's not to say most people would, or even most Clint Eastwood fans--but this is my comment and I liked the movie! I agree with a former commenter who said that the Orangutang film is a distinctly American art form. I couldn't agree more, having seen Cannonball Run II, and also being an American. Actually, being a Southern American, this film led me to wonder why a country/western culture comedy film was set out in California (mysteries of the universe). So, about the film: Clint Eastwood can't go wrong, as far as I'm concerned (acting, that is). He's just too cool to hate. Clyde the ape is too lovable to hate, and as others have said, he's the main comedy star in the film for sure. I didn't notice that the lead lady's voice was so bad, and I really liked the song she sang a couple of times in the film. Aside from Clint himself, my favorite character in the movie is Echo (What? Echo). She's the best-looking lady in the film, and she's inspired me to introduce myself to inquisitive strangers as "Echo" from this day forth. And the rest of the characters...well, let's just say they fit into the rest of the movie pretty well. Who would I recommend this film to? You, of course. Seriously, I recommend this movie for Clint Eastwood fans who want to be astonished, Orangutang film fans who want a laugh, and adventurous people who are willing to try out a totally genre-less film. See you in the funny papers.
- Every Which Way But Loose (1978) was another seventies star vehicle for Clint Eastwood. This film was the first of two films to feature tough man fighter Philo Beddoe. His main job is that of a mechanic who challenges other bare knuckle brawlers in his spare time. He works with a fellow grease monkey Orville Boggs (Geoffery Lewis) and an orangutan named Clyde. One day, the three friends hear about another tough man named Tank Murdock and he's taking on all challengers. So the boys decide to head off on a road trip to the Rocky Mountains and meet Tank in a "brawl for it all". Whilst on the road, Orville finds love with a pretty hitch-hiker (Beverly D'Angelo). Not to be out done, Philo finds a love interest in a country singer named Lynn Halsey-Taylor (Sondra Locke).<br/><br/>On the way to the Rockies, Philo fights a few brawls to earn some extra money. They also run into some trouble with a couple of off duty cops and a gang of incompetent bikers (The Black Widows). Some questions are raised, will Philo find his true love in Lynn Halsey-Taylor? Can Philo find some loving for Clyde? Will he be able to defeat the legendary Tank Murdock? How will they get their "Ma" (Ruth Gordon) off of their backs? Just how tough are the Black Widows? To find the answers to these questions and more, watch EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE!<br/><br/>Followed by the superior ANY WHICH WAY YOU CAN.<br/><br/>Slightly recommended.
- For Eastwood fans, the essential elements are there. Lots of people get beat up, Eastwood walks tall and looks nasty, cars are crashed. James Fargo directs limply.
- See: this FAQ entry a5c7b9f00b
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