Manis, a supremely skilled and expertly trained orangutan, left an indelible imprint on the cinematic world by portraying the captivating character of Clyde, a devoted and unwavering sidekick to the legendary and iconic Clint Eastwood, in the 1978 box office phenomenon, Every Which Way But Loose.
As the cinematic masterpiece continued to reverberate with widespread acclaim, the clamor for a follow-up installment grew in intensity, ultimately culminating in the release of Any Which Way You Can in 1980, which showcased an equally impressive display of thespian prowess from its primate ensemble cast, further solidifying its reputation as a beloved franchise.
