short eyes

He also wrote the screenplay for the 1977 film Short Eyes.

'Get out of here, short eyes,' he said as the man stumbled down the hall.

You say Ken Flanagan's a heroin junkie with short eyes?

He was a starring actor in Short Eyes.

In shorter eyes, this effect is amplified.

While serving time in prison, he wrote the play Short Eyes as part of the inmates playwriting workshop.

Puerto Ricans could not pronounce the 'h' so it became "short eyes."

Instead of following prisoners, like in Short Eyes, this one is about two guards in the watchtower.

The partnership that produced "Short Eyes" was dissolved.

The track's opening soundbite (as well as many found on the album) comes from the movie Short Eyes.

Short Eyes was published in book form by the editorial house Hill & Yang.

It also took samples from the movie Enter the Dragon and Short Eyes (film).

"Short Eyes" was a breakthrough, not only in personal terms, but as a harbinger of the art that is coming from the Hispanic-American community.

I'd be known as a baby-raper - inside, they call it 'short eyes.'

Short Eyes is a 1974 drama written by playwright Miguel Piñero.

Short Eyes, 1975.

Short Eyes may refer to:

Wrenched from the author's own experience, "Short Eyes," a harrowing slice of prison life, was like a message from a combat zone.

Though none of his other plays measured up to "Short Eyes," several demonstrated the vibrancy of his talent.

Thinking about Mikey, I remember the enthusiasm with which he greeted my review of "Short Eyes."

Short eyes out, blades out, Guardians out, knives inboard."

Short Eyes (1977) (assistant director)

Fender also appeared in the prison movie Short Eyes, a 1977 film directed by Robert M. Young.

Short Eyes by Miguel Piñero.

In 1977, Piñero's play Short Eyes was turned into a film directed by Robert M. Young.