郭雪芙警告劉以豪身材不能輸炎亞綸

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2014年4月24日上午9:53

三立、東森接擋週五華劇《喜歡，一個人》郭雪芙換新搭檔劉以豪，劉以豪首次擺脫花椰菜頭、露出眉毛，以新造型現身。開拍兩天，郭雪芙笑稱劉以豪脾氣好，要求他勤健身好在劇中秀身材，絕不能輸給炎亞綸。

《喜歡，一個人》由郭雪芙與新搭檔劉以豪演出，昨天（23日）兩人共同出席見面會，這是劉以豪首次參加三立華劇演出，老鳥郭雪芙特別送上法國麵包花束歡迎他。劇中她與劉以豪搖身變為法國料理高手，兩人為戲特別前往法國餐廳接受料理實習。

郭雪芙這次現身，身材明顯消瘦許多，為了不重蹈覆轍拍戲發胖，已努力克制食慾，因為她體型容易凸腹，她笑說：「還好法國料理都是擺盤漂亮但量少。」而只會煎荷包蛋的劉以豪為了有廚師架式，在家要求媽媽做飯時，切菜都由他來處理。

郭雪芙與劉以豪首次戲劇合作，面對新搭檔，新戲才開拍兩天就默契十足，郭雪芙表示因為兩人有共同好友蔡昌憲，所以有話題可聊。這次在《喜歡，一個人》中郭雪芙角色跳脫在《就是要你愛上我》中的聒噪妹，改走淡定姐路線，喜歡過一個人的生活，能影響情緒波動的只有料理與漫畫兩件事。

當淡定姐不容易，郭雪芙擔心自己太淡定就會被形容為臉臭，所以努力拿捏不笑又不臭的臉部表情，而私下郭雪芙也愛享受一個人生活，但她笑說時間不能過久，不然就會狂call家人；而劉以豪喜歡一個人自在騎腳踏車和旅行。

劉以豪這次造型上擺脫了花椰菜頭，新造型略顯成熟，這是他第一次露出眉毛拍戲，有兩道濃眉的他說：「我高中就被稱為蠟筆小新。」雖然郭雪芙小劉以豪2歲，但在他旁邊仍感覺像姊姊，讓她忍不住大喊：「你快點成熟好嗎？」郭雪芙說，不論炎亞綸或劉以豪臉都很小，讓她壓力大，所以要特別注意拍攝角度。

而向以暖男形象出現的劉以豪，被公認脾氣好，郭雪芙笑稱很好控制，不容易踩到他地雷，但她覺得劉以豪人好但有時會瘋瘋的，活在自己的世界；劉以豪笑說，自己有時會人來瘋。

在拍攝第2天，劉以豪就要背著郭雪芙拍戲而喊苦，因為當天他頸部剛好落枕，還要背著女神一直走。郭雪芙也先警告他，男主角在劇中一定會展露身材，要劉以豪勤加練身，郭雪芙說：「你要好好練出自己的六塊肌，身材絕不能輸給炎亞綸。」劉以豪尷尬笑著回說：「隨時都可以。」

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郭雪芙警告劉以豪身材不能輸炎亞綸

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