In the 2004 film and its video game adaption, Olaf was portrayed by Jim Carrey with additional dialogue being provided by Robin Atkin Downes. Due to Carrey's comedic manner, Olaf's sincerity was drastically toned down and his occupation as a comically bad actor was highlighted. Unlike the books, Count Olaf loses custody of the Baudelaires after Mr. Poe saw that he "let Sunny drive". He does redeem himself to Mr. Poe when he rescues the Baudelaires from the Lachrymose Leeches which leads up to his plot that involved "The Marvelous Marriage". When Count Olaf's plot was exposed, everyone in the audience converged on Count Olaf as he is arrested by the constable. Lemony Snicket states that the judge's decree is that Count Olaf be made to suffer every hardship he inflicted on the children before serving a life sentence. However, Lemony states that Count Olaf vanished after a jury of his peers overturned his sentence. In the video game adaption, Count Olaf escaped when the lights went out.