'A Series Of Unfortunate Events' Air Date, Spoilers & Leak: Netflix Filming Done, More Actors Confirmed In Cast

It looks like filming for Netflix's adaptation of "A Series of Unfortunate Events" (ASOUE) is finally done. And while the streaming site has made no specific announcements in casting, it also looks like the show has rounded up an amazing group of cast, aside from Neil Patrick Harris (Count Olaf) and Patrick Warburton (Lemony Snicket).

Posts on Instagram from the actors on "A Series of Unfortunate Events" confirmed that filming is already finished. Neil Patrick Harris supposedly treated the cast to cotton candy and shaved ice to celebrate the culmination of production of the shows' 8-episode offering for the first season on Netflix.

The sign on the cotton candy truck indicated that the show deserves a second season renewal even as ASOUE still haven't started its run on the streaming service. Speculations are that the TV adaptation might begin airing in either December 2016 or early 2017.

Meanwhile, Netflix and Paramount Television have not officially released details on the other cast members that has since been added to the show. However, several reports indicate Joan Cusack, Alfre Woodard, Rhys Darby and John Desantis are also part of "A Series of Unfortunate Events."

Joan Cusack's confirmation in the cast comes from ASOUE author himself, Daniel Handler, who alluded in an interview via Matador that he has seen footage from the production and his admiration for the actress "grows steadily." It is speculated that Cusack will be playing Justice Strauss.

Alfre Woodard's participation on ASOUE was briefly mentioned in a piece on The Hollywood Reporter. The news indicated that she had been filming for the show, but it did not disclose her role.

New Zealand actor Rhys Darby has also been tagged for an "unspecified" role on ASOUE, according to Indiewire. He talked about being part of the project. "I haven't really done anything quite like it," he said. "It's like being in a big Hollywood fantasy film."

Canadian actor John Desantis has also been cast in ASOUE as recurring guest star, per KC Talent. It's speculated that he will be playing the role of one of Olaf's men, Bald Man with the Long Nose.

Rounding up the rest of cast are Louis Hynes (Klaus), Malina Weissman (Voilet), Aasif Mandvi (Uncle Monty), K. Todd Freeman (Mr. Poe), Matty Cardarople (One Who Looks Like Neither a Man Nor a Woman) and Jacqueline and Joyce Robbins (Two White-Faced Women). Luke Camirelli, Don Johnson, Elizabeth Bowen and James R. Baylis are also rumored to be in "A Series of Unfortunate Events."

An unofficial photo that was leaked from the set below also revealed what Count Olaf's house looks like from the inside. Netflix presented at the Television Critics' Association panel in the past week and official announcements from streaming site is expected to trickle down soon enough.

Netflix's "A Series of Unfortunate Events" will supposedly be based from four books in the original children's novels for its first season. Daniel Handler wrote 13 books in the series, which has been a celebrated worldwide literary success.