Let's hope Highmore doesn't become newly typecast as a baddie in the way that Perkins was. It's worth noting that this sort of against-type casting is exactly what Hitchcock did with Anthony Perkins in the original film, as he'd previously been confined to clean-cut, likeable characters. So Highmore will be the younger Norman Bates, with the series digging into the birth and nurturing of his twisted family relationship. Marion Crane (Janet Leigh) is unhappy in her job at a Phoenix, Arizona real estate office and frustrated in her romance with hardware store manager Sam Loomis (John Gavin). Yes, Norman had killed his mother and lover, but the murder(s) were only mentioned, but not shown in the original film. US telly network A&E has developed the show, and appears so enthusiastic about it that it jumped straight to ordering 10 episodes of the show, with the first script written by Anthony Cipriano and the show itself to be overseen by former Lost man Carlton Cuse, who recently tweeted about the attention-grabbing construction of the Bates Motel and house on a road in Vancouver. Norman Bates is the hidden and true main antagonist of Alfred Hitchcocks 1960 horror film Psycho and its 1998 remake of the same name. Either that, or he’s just decided to try something very different, as he’s signed to play the young Norman Bates in TV prequel Bates Motel.
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After a career largely spent playing friendly, good-hearted types, it appears Freddie Highmore was harbouring a dark secret full of murderous impulses and disturbing mommy issues.
Plucky, kind Charlie Bucket in Charlie And The Chocolate Factory. 42nd Street Movies 8.22K subscribers A mentally disturbed man, who roomed with the late Norman Bates at the state lunatic asylum, inherits the legendary Bates Motel after the death of Norman and.
Charming Peter Llewellyn Davies in Finding Neverland. Having fallen into an intense impromptu discussion, especially about institutionalizing his disturbed mother, nervous Norman Bates (Anthony Perkins) has.
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