Louis Partridge

With the death of its founder, Sir Benjamin Guinness in 1868, trouble began brewing in the House of Guinness as power struggles, generational confidences and sexual scandals start to taint the Irish family’s iconic heritage. As the eight-episode miniseries progresses and the Guinness dynasty grows, we’re eager to learn more about aristocratic Arthur, the eldest and obvious heir, who spent the past five years in London and makes no secret about wishing to run for Parliament, and idealistic Edward, who possesses both the ambition and aptitude to take control of the family business.