When he was four years old experienced Rune Andersen that his father beat his mother unconscious – and slammed four year old in the wall when he would get his mother’s rescue.
– We were scared, it was a lot of fear, says Rune Andersen in weft appearing on TV tonight.
During the fundraiser for the Stine Sofie Foundation on TV2, says comedian Rune Andersen about a painful and violent childhood hometown Kristiansand.
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His father was a sailor and was gone most of the year. In the beginning it was quite long periods of time. Her mother was a housewife and mostly alone with Rune and the Three Sisters his. They grew up in what he calls “Gerhardsen countries.”
MUCH FEAR: – We were scared, it was a lot of fear, says Rune Andersen. Here with a dear childhood friend named Eva, who he went in 1st class.
Photo: PRIVATE– we had it nice we, with my mom. Everything was set for that we should have it fabulous. She was the world’s best mom, while dad was at sea, says Rune Andersen.
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But when the father came home the family experienced a completely different life. A life often marked by terror and fear, says comedian.
– When he arrived we were given gifts, it was “Christmas Eve” when. But we knew it did not last long. It could sometimes turn same evening. When he had something to drink, he was no kind man, says Rune Andersen.
He is strongly influenced throughout the TV feature, which he has given VG permission to refer from. VG has also been in contact with his three sisters, who supports his brother’s decision to share the story to help others in similar situations.
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Andersen has not wanted to deepen the story to VG. What VG knows the relationship never reported to the police.
– When I was four years I saw that he beat my mom. She dropped a bang. She bled powerful, she was unconscious. I was very scared, says Rune Andersen,
He describes how he jumped on the back of his father and tried to tear him away from his mother.
– But then he just took and threw me into the wall, continues the beloved comedian.
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Saturday’s fundraising campaign on TV 2 has been finalized on the occasion opening of Stine Sofie Centre in Grimstad, the first activity center for abused children and adolescents.
– We are a family standing together in this, the purpose of telling the story is the hope that this may help children who are in this now, people who have experienced similar, whistleblowers who knows that such a happening, says Rune Andersen.
in weft visiting Rune Andersen family old apartment in Lund in Kristiansand. He brings viewers back on childhood plots showing among other things the closet where he was hiding.
– Sometimes mom chased us off with instructions to “go into your room and be quiet so runs this over. ” When we knew that now go mum in the war. We also knew that he sometimes came looking for us.
Rune Andersen says that he at that time was very small, weighing only 19 kilograms and that he could hide in a cramped shelf cabinets.
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– I had a technique so that I could shut the door from inside. I experienced again that he looked after me in the closet next to it, if there was anyone there. But he never came that I could be where I was.
Rune Andersen adds in the interview did not hide the fact that it was tough growing up with many painful memories. The Christmas season was rarely any different. In particular there is one Christmas Eve he has strong memories of:
– It was the same. There was violence and there was blood. Mom sent us out, so we could be away from this. Just being out litte bit. It was terraced between the blocks and where I could see into. Somewhere they had Santa Claus, elsewhere they sat at the dinner table, someone walked around the Christmas tree. I looked through the windows to other families celebrating Christmas, so in July should be. I remember thinking that way going enough we get it once, says Rune Andersen.
VIOLENT CHILDHOOD: On TV 2 Saturday night telling comedian Rune Andersen about a painful and violent childhood.
Photo: Marie Von Krogh VG
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