Olivia Cooke Recalls Difficult Experience Shooting Bates Motel
Olivia Cooke, who currently stars on HBO's House of the Dragon, had a hard time while shooting A&E's Psycho prequel Bates Motel from 2013 to 2017.
Bates Motel is an A&E original series that acts as a contemporary prequel to Alfred Hitchcock’s 1960 horror classic, Psycho. The TV show centers on Norman Bates (Freddie Highmore), who, with his mother Norma (Vera Farmiga), move across the country and buy a motel. However, Norman’s psyche quickly begins to unravel as he struggles with his abnormal relationship with his mother.
Olivia Cooke, who currently stars on HBO's House of the Dragon, had a hard time while shooting A&E's Psycho prequel Bates Motel from 2013 to 2017.
Bates Motel is an alternate retelling of Psycho that pays tribute to the classic movie. Bates Motel differs in several important ways, but how so?
Bates Motel "The Escape Artist" sees Norman grow closer to Cody while Dylan narrowly escapes death when he gets sucked into a shootout.
1960's Psycho made Norman Bates a legendary horror serial killer, but there's been several actors to inhabit the iconic and psychotic role.
Some fans of the Psycho franchise might not be aware, but A&E's acclaimed Bates Motel wasn't the first attempt at making a Psycho TV show.
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Bates Motel season 4 episode "'Til Death Do You Part" saw Norma marry Romero while Norman spends time in the Pineview Institute.
Freddie Highmore started as a child actor in the early 2000s, but Bates Motel is what helped launch his adult acting career and led to bigger roles.
Bates Motel reinvented the Psycho movie series as an emotional family drama starring Freddie Highmore. Here's where the A&E series was filmed.
Olivia Cooke played Art3mis in Steven Spielberg’s big screen adaptation of Ready Player One, but here’s where else you’ve seen the British actress.
A&E's series, Bates Motel, was a prequel to Alfred Hitchcock's classic, Psycho. Yet, by looking at Norman Bates' past, it changed his future for good.
Bates Motel's fictional setting of White Pine Bay, Oregon was crafted specifically for the series and is different than the movies, but was perfect.
The Bates Motel made its first on-screen appearance in 1960's Psycho and has captivated fans since, its many iterations making it difficult to find.
Bates Motel took the source material from Robert Bloch and Alfred Hitchcock and expanded on Norman Bates' early years as well as his mental illness.
The death of Bradley Martin in Bates Motel season 3 finale "Unconscious" was a major turning point for the show and for Norman himself.
Freddie Highmore might be best known as Norman Bates in Bates Motel, but he has been part of various movies and TV shows. Let's take a look.
Bates Motel featured a new and interesting take on the terror of Norman Bates but the newest iteration had some storylines that were never resolved.
The Psycho prequel show called Bates Motel received positive reviews during its run on A&E, but some episodes were better than others.
As a prequel, the show Bates Motel was pretty faithful to its original source material, and here are ten hidden references to the film in the show.
Bates Motel season 5 episode 1 "Dark Paradise" reimagined Psycho in a fresh way, unlike Gus Van Sant's 1998 remake starring Vince Vaughn.