Scene from House of Guinness / TV series (2025)
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Danielle Galligan, born and raised in Ireland, is a multi-talented artist known for her work as an actress, theatre maker, and poet.
About the Movie: House of Guinness / TV series (2025)
Episode: Season 1, Episode 6
Release Year: 2025
Nation: United Kingdom
Alternative Title: La casa Guinness, 健力士王朝, A Guinness család, Ród Guinnessów, Дом Гиннессов, 健力士王朝, Дім Гіннесів
Director: Mounia Akl, Tom Shankland
Writer: Ivana Lowell, Steven Knight
Production & Genre
Producer(s): Executive_Producer: Steven Knight
Companies: Kudos, Nebulastar
Genre: Biography, Drama, Historical Drama, History, Tv Series
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Keywords
Keywords: costume drama, gay theme, lgbt, period drama
Story
In Dublin, 1868, the sudden death of Sir Benjamin Guinness, the patriarch and brewery mogul of the Guinness empire, leaves his four adult children - Arthur, Edward, Anne, and Ben - grappling with not only their grief but also the profound implications of their father's will on the future of the family business. Each sibling harbors dark secrets that threaten to upend the Guinness dynasty, as they navigate power struggles, romantic entanglements, and societal expectations within the thriving Victorian-era brewing industry.
Summary
Set amidst the opulent backdrop of 19th-century Dublin, 'House of Guinness' is a British period drama that explores the tumultuous aftermath of Sir Benjamin Guinness's death. The series delves into the intricate dynamics of the Guinness family as they grapple with the consequences of their father's will, offering a compelling blend of historical drama, costume drama, and themes of inheritance, power, and sibling rivalry. Moreover, the inclusion of LGBTQ+ themes adds depth to the narrative, providing a nuanced portrayal of the period.