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If you’ve got ignored the recommendation to “look away” within the theme music of Netflix’s A Series of Unfortunate Events, you then’ve most likely already realized that the collection is certainly aptly named – a collection of unlucky occasions does occur to the three Baudelaire orphans, because of the devious plots of Count Olaf, performed by Neil Patrick Harris.
The dire circumstances do not let up in season two. Along with Count Olaf’s theater troupe (Hook-Handed Man, Henchperson of Indeterminate Gender, and the White-Faced Women), the orphans are pursued for his or her fortune by Esmé Squalor, performed by Lucy Punch.
First showing in A Series of Unfortunate Events because the spouse of visitor star Tony Hale in episode three, “The Ersatz Elevator,” Punch’s character is useless and villainous with a darkly comedic twist, with traces like, “If we give money to poor people, they won’t be poor anymore and we won’t have anyone to feel sorry for.”
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The English actress, who now lives in LA, has performed conniving and comedic characters earlier than, as a depraved stepsister in each Ella Enchanted and in Into the Woods (pictured above). Her performing work began in England, and he or she’s been on the BBC, together with a component within the 1999 present Let Them Eat Cake with English comedy duo Jennifer Saunders and Dawn French. Punch performs the horrible actress with the annoying chortle in Hot Fuzz, and you may additionally keep in mind her because the smug, superior teacher, Lucy Squirrel, in Bad Teacher. She additionally pops up on the small (nonstreaming) display screen for 2 episodes of New Girl in season six.
Season two of A Series of Unfortunate Events takes us from books 5 to 9 of the collection by Lemony Snicket, and Esmé sticks round past that, a minimum of within the books, so there’s excessive hopes of seeing her once more in season three, although seemingly and sadly not till 2019.
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