A Series of Unfortunate Events
Barry Sonnenfeld and Daniel Handler cap off their Netflix adaptation with enriching moral lessons meant to help kids take on today's tough realities.
The very busy star also discusses what he feels is too scary for his kids to watch.
Barry Sonnenfeld's Netflix adaptation is the mission statement America's kids need, but it's not the one anyone wants to hear.
The adventures of the Baudelaire orphans continues on Netflix this month.
The imaginative series, based on the popular young adult book series, returns to Netflix next month.
Season 2 of "A Series of Unfortunate Events" will be available to stream on Netflix starting March 30.
Director Barry Sonnenfeld encouraged a vaudevillian vibe to the sets and makeup for this dark and grim Netflix series.
Director Barry Sonnenfeld and star Neil Patrick Harris announced the new casting Friday evening.
The video shows a side-by-side comparison of the two adaptations.
Neil Patrick Harris breaks down how portraying Count Olaf persuasively meant he had to do the opposite for Stephano, Shirley, and Captain Sham.
Although it promises tragedy at every turn, Lemony Snicket's Netflix series proves hope can trump hate — at a time we need to hear it as much as our children.
A director demoted to an executive producer on the 2004 film, Barry Sonnenfeld had to fight for his second chance at "A Series of Unfortunate Events." And he did not waste the opportunity.
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