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Under the sweater she wears a plain-white onesie. She also wears a dark grey skirt, black tights, and black dress shoes. In some scenes she wears bright-white running shoes with S. She sometimes wears a blue and red cap. Her suit is black with white pinstripes and a black bow-tie. Although in the book her suit has extremely ill-fitting arms and legs, her suit for the show is only slightly baggy around those areas. She also wears nice black and white shoes. Her hair ribbon is black.

In The Vile Village: Part One she wears a short-sleeve red and blue gingham dress with a white collar and cuffs. Her collar is accented with red ric-rac. She also wears white bloomers, white tights, and black lace-up shoes. Her hair ribbon is red. Later she dons a white short-sleeve blouse with red stitching accenting the collar and cuffs, yellow overalls, multi-colored cowboy boots, and a red cowboy hat with white stitching on the brim.

In The Vile Village: Part Two she wears a white accented dress that has a blue top, and a skirt with three large yellow, pink and dark blue stripes, white tights, white bloomers, black lace-up shoes, and three white buttons shaped like stars. The dress comes down to her knee and is worn with a pink hair ribbon. In several scenes she is seen with a red plastic fireman's hat. She is sometimes hidden under a white doctors coat. For this disguise she wears a dirty and torn, faded-flower print shirt with dirty khaki pants.

Her hair is mussed up and has dirt in it and her face is painted to look dirty. In the beginning she wears her outfit from The Hostile Hospital. For part of time her hair is tied up with a scrap of the dress. The rest of the time it was down.

In the beginning she wore her Chabo the Wolf Baby outfit. In The Grim Grotto: Part One and The Grim Grotto: Part Two she wears a light red sailor outfit with a white kerchief, a dirty white belt, and a picture of Captain Widdershins on the top-left side, and white accents on the collar and cuffs. She also wears a sailors hat. For part of the second Grim Grotto episode she wears a old-fashioned divers suit that is yellow and blue, with brown buckles.

In The Penultimate Peril: Part One she wears a green concierge uniform with gold-colored buttons, and a concierge hat with a golf D for Denouement. In The Penultimate Peril: Part Two she wears a short-sleeve floral patterned dress with a large pink bib-collar, pink cuffs, white buttons, white tights, and red Mary-Janes. This dress was designed after book illustrations of Sunny. Her hair is tied up in a pink ribbon.

In The End episode she wears two different outfits. After being shipwrecked she wears a dirty version of her floral dress. She also wears a white and orange ombre robe. The robe is belted at the waist with a piece of rope and has wooden clasps on front. It is worn with grass sandals and a matching ombre ribbon. In Chapter Fourteen she wears two different outfits.

On Beatrice Baudelaire 's birthday she wears a smocked white dress with dark blue flowers, and grass sandals. When she is leaving the island she wears a sleeveless dress with vertical pinstripes in red, green, blue, and yellow.

It has three yellow buttons on the front and is worn with grass sandals. Her hair is tied up with a piece of twine. The name Sunny was chosen for the youngest Baudelaire because it sounds distinctly American. Lemony Snicket wanted to make the setting of the series ambiguous. Violet is a fairly British name, Klaus is a fairly German name, Sunny is a fairly American name, and Olaf is a fairly Scandinavian name, thus creating a certain amount of confusion as to where the series is based. Her surname, Baudelaire, comes from the poet Charles Baudelaire whose most famous work is The Flowers of Evil , a cycle of poems that discusses dreadful circumstances and finds beauty in them.

Lemony Snicket Wiki Explore. Other Books. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Sunny Baudelaire. History Talk 0. Do you like this video? Play Sound. Main Page Gallery. Due to the amount of photographs relating to this article, Sunny Baudelaire now has its own gallery. Beatrice Baudelaire II. Universal Conquest Wiki. Mother always said that as soon as you learned to walk, Sunny, you'd be going places.

Unknown if adoptive or biological. Unnamed Guardians. Monty Montgomery's Sister. Bertrand's Cousin. Violet Baudelaire. Klaus Baudelaire. A Series of Unfortunate Events Books. The Bad Beginning :. The Vile Village :. The Reptile Room :. The Hostile Hospital :. The Wide Window :. The Carnivorous Carnival :. The Miserable Mill :.

The Slippery Slope :. The Austere Academy :. The Grim Grotto :. The Ersatz Elevator :. The Penultimate Peril :. The End :. All the Wrong Questions. In fall she started kindergarten. She also is working on ballet, horseback riding, and loves riding her bike. She also has done several tape auditions for various productions but, has not had any additions to her resume since the Netflix show. Lemony Snicket Wiki Explore. Other Books. Explore Wikis Community Central.

Register Don't have an account? Presley Smith. History Talk 0. Facetiming with Rose Lam. With Colby Cremers. Behind the scenes of the " The Bad Beginning ". Behind the scenes of the Bad Beginning. Behind the scenes of the The Bad Beginning. In a bird cage with Malina Weissman and Usman Ally.

With her Jelly Baby in Season One. Posing for the cover of The Bad Beginning Netflix tie-in edition. Jim Carrey is perfect as Count Olaf and his disguises, partially because he has always been adept at creating convincing odd characters with his flexible face and voice. The kids were likable, even the cute baby. Thomas Newman's score is a quirky mix that's just right for the film.

I want to ask him if there's a reason why one of his themes sounds like "We Three Kings" gone awry. Most fall into two categories: 1 people who don't "get" the movie and haven't read the books and therefore are offended by its dark tone , or 2 adolescents who are obsessed with the books and are disappointed that their little dreams of how the movie should be haven't been perfectly realized e.

Let me address the second group. The Lemony Snicket books are a pre-packaged, heavily-marketed series that was deliberately created to appeal to your age group Unlike the history of J.

Rowling and the Potter books, the Snicket books were the result of some money-mad marketing guru coming up with the idea and finding a writer to execute it. The Snicket series is not "classic children's literature," although I must say that the actual author has done a fun job with the idea yes, I have read several of the books, in case you're wondering. One Snicket book does NOT equal one Potter book in length or quality; therefore it's perfectly suitable that they put three Snickets together for this movie.

The little gimmicks that made the early books amusing the author's asides to define words, the translations of the baby's gurgles become tediously annoying tics in the later books. Perhaps if someone took liberties with Jane Austen, Dickens, or Tolstoy, it would be worth getting upset Read some real books for a change; not just cynically contrived kiddie lit designed to make big bucks with marketing deals and product tie-ins.

And to the first group I say It's part of the joke, and one of the aspects of the books that the producers did a good job conveying on screen.

In fact, the movie even softened the tone a bit with the touching flashbacks about the missing parents, building a "sanctuary," etc. And what's with the wonderful, yet thrown-away closing credits? Seems to me these were made for the opening, but they realized that they would conflict with the "faux" Elf movie that starts the film. As someone else said, this is one of the most delightful parts of the film, but my son and I were the only ones who stayed to watch!

LCShackley Dec 23, Details Edit. CGI going on to play up Sunny's facial expressions. Each Baudelaire has a quirky trait which leaves them uniquely qualified to tackle the series of misfortunes that befall them. For Sunny, it's her unusually sharp and pointy teeth, which have been used for everything from chewing through rope to chewing through logs. Obviously, CGI was used to give Sunny her terrifying grin, but the other manipulated facial expressions proved to be a little creepy, and not in the on-purpose way — especially when a blank expression from Smith fits into Sunny's deadpan baby humor so well, no effects necessary.

In an interview with Buzzfeed News done ahead of A Series of Unfortunate Events' Netflix debut, Malina Weissman who plays Violet Baudelaire , and Louis Hynes who plays Klaus confessed that Smith was the actor most likely to break character on set, which is objectively hilarious.