After Count Olaf "rescues" the children from the leaches, he has all of his hair although when he was pretending to be Captain Sham, it is very clear that he has shaved off his hair and buzzed the sides. How did he grow his hair back so fast? I understand that he is an actor and make-up expert, but you can see where his hair has been buzzed along the sides of his head. [He is clever at make-up and disguises, so he connivingly would make it look like he had buzzed his hair to give his face a more real and believable look.]
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During the wedding, Violet tries to sign the marriage certificate with her left hand, and Olaf immediately stops her. The explanation is referenced in the book, in which the marriage was annulled as the justice rules since Violet signed with her "wrong" hand, she could not have been said to have signed with her legal hand. See more...
Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events (2004) - 23 corrections
Directed by Brad Silberling, starring Billy Connolly, Jennifer Coolidge, Jim Carrey, Liam Aiken, Meryl Streep (add more)
Genres: Adventure, Comedy, Family, Fantasy
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After Count Olaf "rescues" the children from the leaches, he has all of his hair although when he was pretending to be Captain Sham, it is very clear that he has shaved off his hair and buzzed the sides. How did he grow his hair back so fast? I understand that he is an actor and make-up expert, but you can see where his hair has been buzzed along the sides of his head. [He is clever at make-up and disguises, so he connivingly would make it look like he had buzzed his hair to give his face a more real and believable look.]
When Violet goes to sign the marriage certificate with her left hand and Count Olaf orders her to use her right, the name "Violet Baudelaire" has already been written out on the paper. [Unless you're thinking about "Violet Baudelaire" in caligraphy, above the signatures (which would've been put there when the certificate was issued), there's no pre-written name on the certificate.]
In the scene where the Baudelaires and Aunt Josephine meet Captain Sham in the market place, they are trying to convince her that he is actually Count Olaf in disguise. Violet starts a sentence by saying, "Klaus and I," when Aunt Josephine says, "Klaus and me". If grammar is Aunt Josephine's passion in life, than she of all people would know that "Klaus and I" is indeed the correct term. [If I remember correctly, the sentence is something like "You should let Klaus and me introduce him." (Or something of that effect) in which case, 'Klaus and me' would be correct. If you were to take out 'Klaus' the sentence would then be "Let me introduce him" rather than "Let I introduce him".]
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