All About Eve that formed the basis for the film. Bette Davis played three roles on film that had been originated by Tallulah Bankhead — "Dark Victory", "Jezebel" and "The Little Foxes", much to Bankhead's chagrin. Bankhead and Davis were considered to be somewhat similar in style. Several decades later Davis called Channing "the essence of a Tallulah Bankhead kind of actress" in an interview with Barbara Walters. The production is notable in that Mary Orr, of "The Wisdom of Eve," played the role of Karen Richards. The cast also featured Alan Hewitt as Addison DeWitt (who narrated), Beatrice Pearson as Eve Harrington,
Said the actress to the bishop the bishop." The title character on the US TV show "Archer", after several seasons of using "phrasing!" to draw attention to double entendres, briefly toyed with "...said Ripley to the android Bishop", a reference to both this phrase and the 1986 film "Aliens." "That's what she said," is used in the 1969 British play, "In Celebration" by David Storey, in a way that suggests it is already a well-known one-liner to the audience. By 1973, "that's what "she" said" had already been characterized as an "ancient one-liner". In the early 1990s, it was a recurring joke in the "Saturday Night