A Series Of Unfortunate Events Movie Facts, Easter Eggs and hidden details

5 of the most interesting A Series Of Unfortunate Events easter eggs you didn't know about. Handpicked and verified, these little-known hidden details can be obscure enough most people will miss. These behind the scene easter eggs and hidden messages will give you another view of A Series Of Unfortunate Events movie message.

A Series Of Unfortunate Events Movie Trivia

During this scene in A Series of Unfortunate Events (2004), Jim Carrey forgot his next line but stayed in character whilst asking the director for another take.

1 - - Count Olaf stops Violet from signing with her left hand, which is how she foils Olaf's plan in the first book.

- Count Olaf stops Violet from signing with her left hand, which is how she foils Olaf's plan in the first book.

Accuracy details in A Series Of Unfortunate Events

1 - The children serve Count Olaf puttanesca pasta for dinner. Which he asks "what did you call me?" when told the name of the dish. The children brush off the insult reference. However, in italian "puttanesca" means in the style of a whore.

The children serve Count Olaf puttanesca pasta for dinner. Which he asks "what did you call me?" when told the name of the dish. The children brush off the insult reference. However, in italian "puttanesca" means in the style of a whore.

A Series Of Unfortunate Events Movie Foreshadowing

1 - There's a scene in which Count Olaf is reading a magazine about Lon Chaney, the man of a thousand faces. This may have given him the idea to disguise himself as Stephano and Captain Sham later in the movie.

There's a scene in which Count Olaf is reading a magazine about Lon Chaney, the man of a thousand faces. This may have given him the idea to disguise himself as Stephano and Captain Sham later in the movie.

A Series Of Unfortunate Events movie hidden details

1 - <b></b>the series of unfortunate events Esme Squalor has her sugar lying in the silver plate because she doesnt have a sugar pot

the series of unfortunate events Esme Squalor has her sugar lying in the silver plate because she doesnt have a sugar pot