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Sophie Hyde will deal with one other unconventional relationship in her subsequent pic. The Australian writer-director will comply with up Emma Thompson-starrer \u201cGood Luck to You, Leo Grande,\u201d a comedy a few retired college instructor who hires a intercourse employee with the hopes of experiencing her first orgasm, with \u201cAn Ideal Wife,\u201d the story of Constance Lloyd, an Irish creator and feminist activist who was married to Oscar Wilde. \u201cGame of Thrones\u201d alumna Emilia Clarke will star within the title, which can be shopped at this week\u2019s American Film Market. Variety broke the information.\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n \u201cAn Ideal Wife\u201d will \u201cshed light on Lloyd,\u201d\u00a0who \u201ctook part in the dress reform movement, which campaigned to allow women to dress in comfortable clothing rather than the stifling Victorian dresses of the era,\u201d per the supply. \u201cLloyd married Wilde in 1884 and the couple had two sons. However, after Wilde received a two-year prison term for homosexuality, which was still illegal at the time (it would only be decriminalized in England and Wales in 1967), Lloyd moved to Switzerland with their children, and distanced them from the writer.\u201d<\/p>\n Plot particulars are being saved underneath wraps. The movie\u2019s title is a nod to one among Wilde\u2019s most well-known performs, \u201cAn Ideal Husband.\u201d<\/p>\n A four-time Emmy nominee for her portrayal of Daenerys Targaryen on \u201cGame of Thrones,\u201d Clarke\u2019s movie credit embrace \u201cMe Before You,\u201d \u201cLast Christmas,\u201d and \u201cSolo: A Star Wars Story.\u201d<\/p>\n Hyde made her characteristic debut with \u201c52 Tuesdays,\u201d a coming-of-age drama that netted her directing honors for World Cinema \u2013 Dramatic on the 2014 version of Sundance Film Festival. Her sophomore providing, \u201cAnimals,\u201d the story of long-time finest buddies at a crossroads,\u00a0received finest debut screenplay on the British Independent Film Awards.<\/p>\n