Ghosts

伊莎贝拉·印度·简·劳兰德（1991年4月26日-），英国女演员。她的职业生涯始于哈利波特电影《混血王子》（2009 年）和《死亡圣器：第 1 部分》（2010 年）和第 2 部分（2011...

Jennifer Saunders delivers a delightfully quirky and scene-stealing performance as Lavinia in the British television series "Ghosts." As the aristocratic, pompous, and often clueless spirit of an 18th-century socialite, Saunders brings her signature comedic prowess to the role, infusing Lavinia with a blend of hauteur and endearing obliviousness. Her character, who remains unaware that she has passed on and believes she is still hosting grand parties, provides a comedic contrast to the modern world and the other ghostly residents of Button House. Saunders's impeccable timing and her ability to convey Lavinia's delusional grandeur with warmth and humor make her portrayal a standout element of the show. Her interactions with the rest of the ensemble cast are a highlight, as she navigates the afterlife with the same self-assuredness and sense of entitlement that she carried in life, leading to both poignant and uproarious moments that underscore the absurdity of her undead existence.

Christopher Villiers brings a delightful blend of aristocratic pomposity and bemused affability to his portrayal of Simeon, the 18th-century nobleman in the British television series "Ghosts." As one of the many spectral inhabitants of Button House, Villiers' Simeon is characterized by his foppish dandyism and the air of a man out of time, which he wields with charming nonchalance. His performance is a masterclass in comedic timing, as he delivers Simeon's often outlandish and anachronistic observations with a deadpan earnestness that perfectly complements the show's offbeat humor. Villiers infuses Simeon with a contagious enthusiasm and a touch of melancholy, as the character grapples with the indignities of his post-life existence. His interactions with the living and the dead alike are filled with witty repartee, and his character's journey from a self-centered rogue to a more self-aware and endearing ghost is a testament to Villiers' ability to balance the absurd with the heartfelt.