
First look at new Netflix TV drama House of Guinness featuring Irish Game of Thrones villain & Disney+ show hunk
DARK DYNASTY First look at new Netflix TV drama House of Guinness featuring Irish Game of Thrones villain & Disney+ show hunk
NETFLIX has released the first look at a brand new Irish drama, House Of Guinness - and it's already got fans buzzing.
The Netflix series, written by Steven Knight – creator of Peaky Blinders dives deep into the drama, secrets and scandal behind Ireland's most iconic brewing dynasty.
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House of Guinness will hit Netflix this September 25, 2025
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Disney+ heartthrob Anthony Boyle will play Arthur Guinness
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Young British actor Louis Partridge takes on the role of Edward Guinness
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The highly-anticipated new drama whisks us back to the 1860s, where the powerful and debaucherous Guinness family is on the cusp of greatness.
The House Of Guinness story begins immediately after the death of Sir Benjamin Guinness, the man responsible for the extraordinary success of the Guinness brewery.
The tale then centres around his children, who are played by an impressive cast of young Hollywood talent.
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Belfast hunk and Disney+ actor, Anthony Boyle is set to take the lead as Arthur Guinness in the extraordinary series.
His brother, Edward Guinness is played by British talent, Louis Partridge, who recently wrapped a final series of Netflix hit Enola Holmes.
Emily Fairn will take on the role of Anne Guinness, while Dublin lad Fionn O'Shea will play Ben.
Further cast includes James Norton, Dervla Kirwan, Jack Gleeson, Niamh McCormack and Danielle Galligan.
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The gripping series is set to take place over eight thrilling episodes - all set for release on September, 25, 2025.
Speaking on the launch of the show, Knight has told how brothers Arthur and Edward are the 'heart' of House of Guinness.
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He said: 'I won't give away the plot — but they were given joint stewardship of the brewery for very interesting reasons.
"Before he died, their father very deliberately chained Arthur and Edward together in responsibility for the brewery. You'll find out why when you watch.
"The Guinness dynasty is known the world over – wealth, poverty, power, influence and great tragedy are all intertwined to create a rich tapestry of material to draw from,
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"I've always been fascinated by their stories and am excited to bring the characters to life."
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So, it's no wonder Knight sees the Guinness family as ripe TV entertainment, as over the decades its members have been plagued by misfortune to that extent that a "black curse" is said to hover over the name.
The first teaser photos of House of Guinness have now been released, introducing viewers to its four central siblings.
In the first look images, Boyle looks noble in his black top hat and tails as he also sports a dramatic handlebar moustache.
Elsewhere, Partridge looks super smart as he pours himself a pint of the black stuff inside a lavish great hall.
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All four siblings look equally haunting in a family portrait image which is shot inside a grand mansion - dressed in all black and long coats.
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