New series House of Guinness joins trend of dynasty dramas on TV

theguardian.com

The new TV series "House of Guinness" joins a trend of shows focused on wealthy, multigenerational families, known as "dynastycore." This follows popular series like "Succession" and "The Crown," highlighting family conflicts and extravagance. "House of Guinness" explores the history of the Guinness family, known for their brewing empire. The show is produced by Steven Knight, who previously worked on "Peaky Blinders," and is set to premiere next year. Dynastycore reflects a fascination with the lives of the rich and powerful, despite their often dysfunctional relationships. The genre emphasizes both the allure and the burdens of wealth, resonating with audiences today.


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