House of Guinness trailer drops as Steven Knight returns with a dynastic drama for Netflix
Trouble is brewing in Ireland as a trailer for Netflix’s House of Guinness, the latest sprawling epic from Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight, lands ahead of its release. The series, set to premiere on September 25, follows the fortunes and fractures of one of Ireland’s most famous family names, the Guinnesses.
The trailer opens with the death of Sir Benjamin Guinness, the man whose leadership helped catapult the brewery to global prominence. As the will is read, revealing far-reaching consequences for the next generation, the footage cuts between moments of violence, romance and power plays across the streets of Ireland, setting the stage for a sweeping, multi-generational drama.
Starring James Norton as Sean Rafferty, the Guinness lineage is brought to life by Anthony Boyle, Louis Partridge, Emily Fairn and Fionn O’Shea, who portray Arthur, Edward, Anne and Benjamin respectively. The ensemble is completed by Derva Kirwan, Jack Gleeson and Niamh McCormack in supporting roles.
House of Guinness is produced by Kudos, with executive producers Steven Knight, Karen Wilson, Elinor Day, Martin Haines, Tom Shankland and Ivana Lowell. Cahal Bannon serves as series producer, Howard Burch is a producer, and the directing team includes Tom Shankland and Mounia Akl.
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Knight’s latest dynastic project follows his recent work on A Thousand Blows for Disney+, which has already been renewed for a second season, underscoring his workflow in crafting big, history-spanning narratives.
Fans can expect a textured, period-driven thriller that unfolds against the backdrop of Ireland’s storied brewing legacy, with a cast poised to bring high-stakes family drama to life on Netflix starting September 25.
Summary: A cinematic, multi-generational drama about the Guinness family, with a star-studded cast and a production team behind Steven Knight’s signature brand of epic storytelling.
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Commentary: This entry adds a fresh, Irish-centered chapter to Knight’s catalog, balancing historical context with modern suspense. If the show delivers on its trailer, viewers can look forward to a vivid, character-driven saga that combines power plays, loyalty and legacy. Positive outlook for fans of large-scale period drama.