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Margo Channing:
You bought the new girdles a size smaller, I can feel it.
Birdie: Something maybe grew a size larger. Margo Channing: When we get home you're going to get into one of those girdles and act for two and a half hours. Birdie: I couldn't get into the girdle in two and a half hours.
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Thelma Ritter
(as Birdie)
in
All About Eve
(1950)
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Addison DeWitt:
And what's your name?
Phoebe: Phoebe. Addison DeWitt: Phoebe? Phoebe: I call myself Phoebe. Addison DeWitt: And why not? Tell me, Phoebe, do you want someday to have an award like that of your own? Phoebe: More than anything else in the world. Addison DeWitt: Then you must ask Miss Harrington how to get one. Miss Harrington knows all about it.
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George Sanders
(as Addison DeWitt)
in
All About Eve
(1950)
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Addison DeWitt:
I'm Addison DeWitt. I'm nobody's fool, least of all yours.
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George Sanders
(as Addison DeWitt)
in
All About Eve
(1950)
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Addison DeWitt:
That I should want you at all suddenly strikes me as the height of improbability. But that in itself is probably the reason: You're an improbable person, Eve, and so am I. We have that in common. Also our contempt for humanity and inability to love and be loved, insatiable ambition, and talent. We deserve each other.
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George Sanders
(as Addison DeWitt)
in
All About Eve
(1950)
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Addison DeWitt:
Too bad, we're gonna miss the third act. They're gonna play it offstage.
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George Sanders
(as Addison DeWitt)
in
All About Eve
(1950)
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Addison DeWitt:
Well, Max has gone to a great deal of trouble. This is going to be an elaborate party, and it's for you.
Eve Harrington: No it isn't. [raises the award statuette] Eve Harrington: It's for this. Addison DeWitt: It's the same thing, isn't it? Eve Harrington: Exactly. Here, take it to the party instead of me [hands it to him]
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Anne Baxter
(as Eve)
in
All About Eve
(1950)
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Lloyd Richards:
How about calling it a night?
Margo Channing: And you, pose as a playwright? A situation pregnant with possibilities and all you can think of is everybody go to sleep.
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Bette Davis
(as Margo)
in
All About Eve
(1950)
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Llyod Richards:
You knew when you came in that the audition was over, that Eve was your understudy, playing that childish little game of cat and mouse.
Margo Channing: Not mouse, never mouse. If anything *rat*!
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Bette Davis
(as Margo)
in
All About Eve
(1950)
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Bette Davis
(as Margo)
in
All About Eve
(1950)
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Bill Sampson:
I start shooting a week from Monday. Zanuck is impatient. He wants me, he needs me.
Margo Channing: Zanuck, Zanuck, Zanuck. What are you two, lovers?
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Bette Davis
(as Margo)
in
All About Eve
(1950)
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