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'Wicker': Colman, Skarsgard get close in romantasy-inspired poster
Oct. 16 (UPI) — Black Bear has released a final poster for the upcoming film Wicker.
The studio shared a romantasy novel-inspired poster for the movie Friday featuring Olivia Colman and Alexander Skarsgard.
The image, styled to look like the cover of a romance novel, shows Skarsgard embracing Colman from behind against a backdrop of clouds and green hills. The film's title and the actors' names appear in stylized gold font.
Wicker is a romantic comedy-drama based on the Ursula Wills-Jones short story "The Wicker Husband," and is written and directed by Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson.
Colman stars an an ostracized fisherwoman living in a small medieval village, who commissions a weaver (Peter Dinklage) to make her a husband out of wicker (Skarsgard).
“It Was Unpitchable”: How ‘Wicker’ Became the Horniest, Most Tender Film of the Year
Real-life couple Eleanor Wilson and Alex Huston Fischer on the warning signs that their movie was to become an erotic, meme-making phenomenon: “Working on these scenes — that's when they became surprisingly more sexy than we thought.”
If you’re online, Wicker, a fantasy rom-com focused on an ostracized fisherwoman who enjoys many a noisy night with her wicker husband, will ring a bell.
From directors, co-writers and real-life married couple Eleanor Wilson and Alex Huston Fischer, the feature has taken on a life of its own since social media and the meme-spawning corner of the internet happened upon this intimately made indie.
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In case you haven’t been keeping track of such things, Wicker is in the running for the year’s most unhinged movie. (It is getting good reviews.) Per its Wiki entry:
In a small medieval farming town with rigid social hierarchy and patriarchal culture, a reclusive fisherwoman is ostracized due to her persistent fish smell and rejection of institutionalized marriage. When the japes at her spinster status intensify, she sarcastically commissions for herself a husband made out of wicker. The master weaver brings the Wicker Husband to life, where his utility and dedication to his wife creates a romance so pure it causes absolute chaos amongst the villagers of the closed-minded town.
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