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Alexander Skarsgård's wood in Wicker is almost entirely real
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The world has been going weak at the knees for a ligneous Alexander Skarsgård since Black Bear Pictures dropped the trailer for Wicker.
People in the real world are swooning too, and wondering where they can get themselves their own piece of living, breathing, bed-shaking outdoor furniture.
The good news is that the wicker husband is almost all real (quick tip: you might want to see our guide to the best 3D printers if you want to make your own woody companion).
After that, real wicker work was applied over the surface of the shell.
Wicker is based on a short story called The Wicker Husband by Ursula Wills-Jones.