Aldridge, for those who are unfamiliar, is known for portraying Thomas Wayne (as pictured above) on DC’s, for lack of a better description, Batman butler origin series, “Pennyworth,” season 3 of which will debut on HBO Max after the first two seasons aired on Epix. He also played Antoine de Bourbon on “Reign,” Captain James on “Our Girl,” and Arsehole Guy (don’t look at me, that’s how the character is listed on IMDb!) on “Fleabag.”

Groff, of course, has popped up all over the place since his breakout role as Jesse St. James on “Glee.” He’s since played FBI Behavioral Science Unit agent Holden Ford on the beloved crime drama series “Mindhunter” and voiced Kristoff in Disney’s “Frozen” movies, on top of originating the role of King George III in “Hamilton” and most recently starring opposite Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss in “The Matrix Resurrections.” For me, though, it’s his turn as the lovable but often infuriating Patrick Murray on HBO’s little-watched, critically-acclaimed, ground-breaking LGBTQ+ drama series “Looking” that still comes to mind first whenever I see some Groffsauce-related news like his “Knock at the Cabin” casting.

No doubt, Shyamalan, Groff, Bautista, and the rest of their crew will do their best to creep audiences out when “Knock at the Cabin” reaches theaters on February 3, 2023.