Steven Knight, renowned for his work on British period dramas like Peaky Blinders, has released a new series titled House of Guinness, which is being hailed as one of his best. Cast member James Norton praised the script as 'Steven at his absolute best.' The series, which has been ranked number 1 in Glossary Magazine's list of captivating period dramas, centers on the Guinness family following the death of patriarch Sir Benjamin Guinness. It delves into the lives of his four adult children—Arthur, Edward, Anne, and Ben—as they navigate the challenges of running the world's largest brewery amidst personal and familial conflicts. Norton's character, Sean Rafferty, is a lapsed Catholic from Dublin who becomes entwined with the Guinness family, facing his own struggles with love and ambition. The narrative unfolds against the rich backdrop of 19th-century Dublin and New York, showcasing the complex dynamics within the family and the brewery's operations.