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Netflix's period drama 'House of Guinness,' created by 'Peaky Blinders' mastermind Steven Knight, has sparked major fan speculation about a potential second season.
The eight-episode series, which premiered globally on 25th September, follows the tumultuous lives of Sir Benjamin Guinness's four adult children—Arthur (Anthony Boyle), Edward (Louis Partridge), Anne (Emily Fairn), and Ben (Fionn O'Shea)—after the death of the beer magnate. The patriarch's will dictates each sibling's inheritance, but none are fully satisfied, setting the stage for high-stakes drama.
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Future of 'House of Guinness'
While Netflix has not officially renewed 'House of Guinness' for a second season, Knight has repeatedly hinted that the story has room to expand. He revealed that, ideally, he envisions the series continuing into the 20th century, with enough material to sustain multiple seasons. During a September screening in Dublin, Knight confirmed plans for seasons two, three, and four, aiming to carry the narrative all the way to the 1960s.
The cast of 'House of Guinness' appears ready to return for future instalments. Anthony Boyle, who plays Arthur Guinness, expressed enthusiasm about reprising his role, praising the scripts, the cast, and the production team. He described the series as a project he is proud of and indicated he would be delighted to participate in subsequent seasons.
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With Steven Knight's ambitious vision and the main cast's willingness to return, fans of 'House of Guinness' can remain hopeful that the Netflix drama will continue exploring the complex dynamics of the Guinness family. An official renewal announcement is still pending, but early signs suggest that the story is far from finished.
