吳尊自豪第一帥人魚線尬駙馬爺

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2013年3月27日下午1:07

記者李金霓／台北報導

吳尊搶搭「人魚線」風潮，在電影《忠烈楊家將》一場裸上半身被鄭少秋杖擊戲，意外發現吳尊也有人魚線。對於在拍攝時，知不知道人魚線跑出來，吳尊笑說：「拍那場戲快冷死了，真的沒注意！」其實有「健身控」的吳尊，早在2010年為雜誌拍攝封面照時，人魚線清晰可見，只是搭上蔡沛然話題，再被翻出。

《忠烈楊家將》導演于仁泰和「楊家七子」鄭伊健、于波、周渝民、李晨、林峰、吳尊和付辛博等人勤跑宣傳，而這部標榜帥哥雲集的電影，竟在北京互爭第一帥。在日前北京記者會上，主持人尋問七郎裡誰最帥，吳尊當仁不讓「委屈」說：「就讓我犠牲自己吧，我覺得我最帥。」

▲吳尊在《忠烈楊家將》裡，露出人魚線。（圖／博偉電影）

為了電影，吳尊吃了不少苦，一場吳尊和遼軍首領邵兵對決戲，不僅帥臉要被踩在地，還得吊鋼絲呈現重摔的效果，電影五分鐘的畫面，卻得耗上十天，最後不但大腿內側瘀青，還全身痠痛。甚至手被道具刀槍割破皮，為了不「露餡」，得在OK繃上塗滿塵土，導致傷口難全癒，吳尊也不喊累，相當敬業。

此外，拍攝場景是一片黃土地，風沙大，吳尊說：「每拍完一個鏡頭我就要趕快把吃進去的一堆沙吐出來，回酒店後也要趕緊點眼藥水，讓雙眼消腫。」經紀人透露，那幾天都有請酒店廚房為他熬煮黑木耳湯，因黑木耳有清肺的功能，才能把吸進肺裡的風沙排出來。

▼▲吳尊為了《忠烈楊家將》，吃了不少苦頭。（圖／博偉）

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吳尊自豪第一帥人魚線尬駙馬爺

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