Cheers to 'House of Guinness,' which feels like an 1860s, Irish 'Succession'
Summary
The new Netflix series "House of Guinness" is an eight-part drama created by Steven Knight. It focuses on the struggle for control of the Guinness brewing company by the family members in the 1860s. The series is inspired by true events but allows for creative storytelling.Key Facts
- "House of Guinness" is a series created by Steven Knight, known for "Peaky Blinders."
- The show centers on the Guinness family's internal conflict over their brewing company in the 1860s.
- Sir Benjamin Lee Guinness's death sparks the family struggle, as his will distributes control unevenly among his children.
- The series draws comparisons to "Succession" due to its themes of family power struggles.
- Ellen Cochrane, played by Niamh McCormack, is a character who uses blackmail as part of the plot.
- The show includes historical elements like Ireland's fight for independence and its effects on the Guinness family.
- The series features intense drama and has been noted for its complex characters and performances.
- Some viewers might find the Irish accents challenging to understand, so subtitles are recommended.
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