Netflix‘s “The Guinness House” Captivates Critics with Aristocratic Glamour and Family Intrigue
A new eight-episode miniseries,”The Guinness House,” now streaming on Netflix,is drawing international acclaim for its blend of aristocratic splendor and compelling family drama. The series explores the power dynamics within a prominent family, showcasing how influence can both build and dismantle empires.
Critics highlight the show’s visually stunning backdrop of Irish castles, palaces, and landscapes as a key draw. Beyond aesthetics, “The Guinness House” delivers a potent mix of luxury, family secrets, forbidden romances, and seemingly inescapable curses, all rooted in real events that prompt viewers to question past truth- “Does all this happened really?”
The series is being positioned as a compelling choice for fans of shows like “Bridgerton” (for its visual style), “Succession” (for its family conflicts), and ”The Crown” (for its portrayal of royalty).Elle’s Amanda Prado describes it as ”the perfect cocktail you were waiting for.” Prado, a fashion and trends expert, notes her expertise lies in locating new trends on the catwalk and street style, and covering celebrity fashion choices and red carpet events. She holds degrees in both law and journalism, and previously worked with Zara, Estée Lauder, and Cosmopolitan before returning to Elle.
