Olivia Colman writhes around in bed for steamy sex scenes with a BASKET man in ‘horny’ new film

GET ready to see Olivia Colman like you have never seen her before. In the first look at her “horny” new film, the Oscar-winning actress, 52, is seen writhing around in bed in steamy sex scenes with a basket man. Olivia Colman has left fans blushing with her steamy new trailer for Wicker Credit: BLACK BEAR Olivia’s fisherwoman is seen bonking with a man made of wicker Credit: Black Bear In the bizarre new period comedy-drama, Wicker, Olivia Colman plays a fisherwoman, who is known in the village for her smell and her foul mouth. However, after long lonely nights she goes to the local basket-maker, played by Peter Dinklage, 57, and asks him to make her a husband. Sign up for the TV newsletter Thank you! With a glint in his eye he sets about business and makes the fisherwoman a chiselled man, complete with rock- hard abs, who is entirely made out of wicker. Played by Alexander Skarsgård, 49, the hot wicker man marries the fisherwoman and they soon become the talk of the town thanks to their loud bonking. Read more on Olivia Colman The pair are at it like rabbits throughout this steamy trailer, with Olivia’s character heard moaning, as her wicker man gives her the time of her life. At one point he is even heard telling the local envious villagers that they “broke the bed”. The wicker man is played by Alexander Skarsgård and he gives Olivia’s character the time of the life Credit: Black Bear The wicker man and the fisherwoman spend the whole trailer in the throws of passion Credit: Black Bear In another sizzling scene, Olivia’s head is seen thrown back on the bed in complete ecstasy. Fans went wild for the trailer when it dropped on YouTube, with one calling it a “horny” film. Most read in Showbiz Another teased: “50 shades of wood” This cheeky fan said: “She definitely made use of wood!” While this saucy film fan wrote: “Like they always say: “Once you go wicker, you **** a lot quicker.” Wicker is available in UK cinemas from October 30. Comment now