As an openly gay man, KnockAtTheCabin star Ben Aldridge is proud of how the film depicts a loving family with single-sex parents and an adopted child in such a relatable way
For plenty of things nowadays, you only get the scenes; you don’t get the full script. So I knew that would be the case with Night, and I had these three scenes that I tried to piece together in terms of what the story might be. So I did an audition tape, and then a week later, I was told that he wanted to do a Zoom session with me. So we spent an hour and 45 minutes workshopping the scenes, and he was also trying to get a handle on who I was as a person.
And then three days later, he called me and said, “I’d like you to be in this film. Now you can read it.” I had 24 hours to press a link that was sent to me, and once I did, that link would deactivate after six hours. So the unusual part of the process was being asked to do it before ever reading it. I’ve never had that before.
And that first page turn was really exciting, but it was also shocking. I was intimidated by it. I was like, “Wow, this is a tall order. This is going to be relentless.” I was so curious as to how he was going to stage such a violent script, and so I was intimidated by the journey Andrew goes on to make those final choices.] just to have the frame of reference?
Yeah, I started on the book straight away and loved it. I was surprised I hadn’t heard of it before. I like reading queer literature, and I often like to Google stuff to read next. So I loved reading it, and I thought Paul had written Andrew and Eric’s relationship so well. It’s so detailed in how they’re different and how their yin-yang works and how they operate as a couple, which just felt really lived in.
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