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Norma Louise Bates (née Calhoun) was the resilient, beautiful and mercurial mother of Norman Bates and Dylan Massett. She was emotionally complex and, as a single mother, utterly devoted to her son. She constantly juggled her own needs and some serious baggage while also trying to create a new home in a new town for herself and Norman. Norma had a horrible childhood experience because her ...
Peter Stebbings. Trespasser (4 Episodes), Bob's Employee (1 Episode) Brittney Wilson. Lissa (5 Episodes) Anika Noni Rose. Special Agent Liz Babbitt (uncredited) (3 Episodes), Special Agent Liz Babbit (2 Episodes) Terence Kelly. Dickie Bolton (3 Episodes), Dickie Bolton (uncredited) (2 Episodes) Jere Burns.
Norman Bates was a smart, sensitive, quietly funny, handsome and sometimes shy young man with an intensely close bond with his mother, Norma Bates. At the start of the series, he is resistant to starting over in a new town, but changes his mind as he begins to spread his wings. Over the course of the series, he slowly transforms into the iconic character depicted in Robert Bloch's popular ...
Date of Birth. April 2, 1974. Occupation. Motel Owner. Student. Relations. Norma Louise Bates is the mother of seventeen-year-old Norman Bates and new owner of the Bates Motel.
Series 5. Norma Bates and her teenage son Norman move to a new town with dark secrets.
Mar 18, 2023 · Norma Bates (at least what remains of her) is glimpsed in the shadows of Alfred Hitchcock’s horror classic Psycho, and later heard through Norman’s own mouth. Her backstory remained a mystery ...
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May 7, 2014 · Robert Bloch, author of the novel “Psycho,” referred to a triad that ruled Norman Bates’ mind as “ Norman,” “Norma,” and “Normal.”. He explained that Norman was the child, Norma the murderous mother, and Normal the functioning adult. “Bates” it would seem is tweaking even this. Increasingly, it appears that the center of ...
