Naturally, the Wicker trailer, which features Skarsgård in all his Wicker husband glory, has caused a stir. Somehow, even made out of sentient outdoor furniture, Skarsgård is still very much a walking thirst trap. And we have Peter Dinklage (Game of Thrones), who plays the film's basket weaver, and the incredible work of the Wētā Workshop, which built the finely detailed practical suit, to thank.
The online frenzy has brought out the most unhinged reactions, especially if you glance at the comments on YouTube. One reads: "50 Shades of Pinocchio," and another: "I love that Peter Dinklage's character is asked to make a Cottagecore Frankenstein and immediately says '"'say less". And there are so many more which might scandalize, along the lines of: "They took 'smash a tree' to a whole different level!!!!!" but of course inevitably IKEA got dragged into it.
Will be a missed opportunity if IKEA doesn't release a spring '27 indoor/outdoor wicker chair called the SKARSGÅRD.
— Rod Blackhurst (@rodblackhurst) August 3, 2026So of course, to plant itself in firm solidarity with their fellow Swede icon, IKEA released an ad for their TOLKNING handmade rattan bench ready to be sat on with the words “made from husband material” and a clever caption that read: “if you know, you know." Black Bear Pictures, the indie studio behind the film, reshared the post below:
View this post on InstagramWicker is set for release on October 23, 2026. To see Skarsgård flex his fibers and understand why the internet is in a tizzy, you need to watch the trailer:
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