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House of Guinness: What’s True & What Netflix Changed

House of Guinness isn’t just about beer—it’s about power, politics, and plenty of drama. But how much of what you see on Netflix is actually true? House of Guinness: What’s Real & What Netflix Changed. Netflix’s newest period drama pours equal parts history and invention into its story of the legendary brewing dynasty. But behind the lavish costumes, family rivalries, and whispered betrayals lies a real history that’s just as fascinating—though often less sensational. In this breakdown, we dive into the true story of Sir Benjamin Lee Guinness and his heirs, separating fact from fiction in the brewing empire’s succession saga. From inheritance battles and political unrest to the Guinness family’s philanthropy and expansion into global markets, we reveal what history really says—and where the writers took creative liberties to heighten the drama. Discover how characters like Anne, Arthur, and Edward Guinness were reshaped for television, why fictional figures like Sean Rafferty were added, and how real political tensions of 19th-century Ireland were amplified into riots, conspiracies, and assassination plots. If you’ve been wondering how much of House of Guinness reflects reality and how much is dramatized for screen, this is the full pour of truth you need. Let's dive in... 0:00 Introduction – Netflix’s House of Guinness 2:00 The Real Guinness Family Legacy 4:30 Inheritance Drama: Fact vs Fiction 6:15 Politics, Riots & Nationalist Tension 8:00 Fictional Characters & Invented Scandals 10:20 Worker Rights & Guinness as an Employer 12:00 What Netflix Got Right (and Wrong) Subscribe | Enable ALL push notifications 🔔    / @screenrant   Follow Screen Rant: TikTok:   / screenrant   Twitter:   / screenrant   Facebook:   / screenrant   LinkedIn:   / screen-rant   Official Screen Rant Website: http://screenrant.com/ Video by: Jon Alba & Dano GS For copyright matters please contact us at: [email protected] #houseofguinness #netflix #guinnessfamily #irishhistory #screenrant