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SHOOT: Run Norman Run. BATES MOTEL’s Freddie Highmore at Aldergrove Bates House & Motel Set for Season 4 Finale.

Update:

Screencap from teaser.

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Run Norman Run. Bates Motel filmed Norman Bates (Freddie Highmore) running out of the gothic Bates House set in Aldergrove and down the stairs. He looks surprisingly normal and Norman-like after his stay in the Pineview Institute but what’s a season finale of Bates Motel without a murder or two? “Emergency responders” arrive at the motel and there will be “loud dramatic dialogue”.

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Added: Open windows were a big clue. This is what the Bates House looks like normally.

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Screencap.
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Good to know there are vacancies at the motel and free wifi.

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Norma’s Mercedes with the big hole in the background.

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One emergency responder already parked in the motel parking lot.

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And another waiting for dark.

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Plus a couple of Oregon State Police cars.

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Night shoot.

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There will be one last shoot for season 4 at the Bates House and Motel set overnight on Thursday night (March 31st – April 1st). Bates Motel wraps filming of this season next week.

Bates Motel airs Monday nights on A&E.

 

 

 

 

 

5 thoughts on “SHOOT: Run Norman Run. BATES MOTEL’s Freddie Highmore at Aldergrove Bates House & Motel Set for Season 4 Finale.”

    1. It’s overnight so I think they start when it’s dark and film until it’s light. Although they could have a daylight scene at suppertime.

  1. I’m also curious, I thought it was a house I remembered a while ago down in Crescent beach but after a street view – it was not… anyone ?

  2. Pine Veiw Institute is filmed at Hycroft in Shaughnessy, believe it’s the Vancouver Womens Club. Hycroft holds an open house close to Christmas.

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