Susan Sarandon, 70, is a dead ringer for Bette Davis as she's seen on set of new series Feud

Susan Sarandon is playing Hollywood movie icon Bette Davis in a the Ryan Murphy series Feud opposite Jessica Lange's Joan Crawford.

And on Friday the 70-year-old Oscar winner was seen in character as the legendary silver screen powerhouse for the first time.

With her fuzzy green cardigan, short curled red locks and heavy mauve lipstick, the New York native looked very similar to Davis.

Sarandon also had an orange print house dress with a wife collar and a pair of Tom's shoes that must have been temporary because shoes like were not in fashion in Bette's day.

Susan was on the LA set of the project and was seen with an umbrella handler.

The feud took place between David and Crawford over decades and had to do with jealousy over movie roles and accolades. By the time they made What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? in 1962, they were at each other's throats.

The film was a huge success, however, and received five Academy Awards nominations.

This is Murphy's third anthology after American Horror Story and American Crime Story.

It has been set up at FX, which gave the series an eight-episode order, according to Deadline.