‘Bates Motel’ Season 5 Premiere: Combines Norman Past A ‘Psycho’ Remake And New Cast Members

'Bates Motel' Season 5 trailer premiere was released already. The A&E series brings a time jump in Norman's life. Influenced by the sixties original David Hitchcock movie 'Pyscho', the successive events will lead to new stories portrayed by an interesting cast choice and about to see this year.

The official trailer of season five confirms that it will be a recreation of "Psycho" movie events, entirely or partially, still unknown. The original script reflects this thematic, Carlton Curse noted, during an interview with the Hollywood Reporter . The producer affirms there will be a line of events followed by Hitchcock stories that will lead to a resolution.

Carlton Curse explained, "that resolution is and how that plays out is something that will be not disconnected to the movie Psycho but will be very much our own story in the same way the entire series has been," relates the same source.

Also the producers mentioned that this season Norman's actions and behavior won't be the same as the original character, even he across similar events. The character remains in a state of mind which he worships his mother but brings conflict. Like Ehrin, other show producer added saying, the series remains original showing some beauty, heartbreak, romance and some tragedy.

Other related articles, referred to the twist about to see on the final season series and a new storytelling, which implies a new cast selection. Three interesting choices are to be seen soon. Austin Nichol's playing Sam, Rihanna (Pop singer) as Marion Crane like Sam's girlfriends.

 Also will be on the premiere, a House of Card actress, Isabelle McNally as Madeleine Loomis playing Nichol's sister with a notable resemblance to a young Vera Farmiga that affect evidently to Norman Bates, shares TV Line News.

The show exec Curse added, "We wanted the final season to allow us to do our [spin] of the Psycho lore. We will be colliding with certain events in the narrative of the film, but it would be boring to just recreate Psycho."

Apparently the audience will enjoy more of 'Bates Motel' original with a special feature of 'Psycho' events story on February 20, on A&E.

Here's the official trailer.