Arnold Schwarzenegger has opened up about his difficult childhood with his dad Gustav, who was a member of the Nazi party, and mother Aurelia, in an upcoming Netflix documentary about his life.
Arnold Schwarzenegger has recalled ‘waking up with our hearts pounding’ as a child over fears of suffering abuse at the hands of his own father.
Arnie tells the programme markers his brother who was ‘more delicate’ could not sustain that ‘brutality we got at home, the beatings.’ The Predator actor said his tough childhood spurred him on to be a success at a young age and leave Austria, eventually carving out a weight-lifting and Hollywood career in the US.Arnold said he was forced to ‘earn breakfast’ from his father
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