At the age of 81, the acclaimed Slovak actor and humorist Milan Lasica died, who collapsed last Sunday during a performance with the orchestra at the L + S Studio in Bratislava. Although people loved him for his extraordinary sense of humor, he himself went through a very painful and not very happy childhood caused to him by his family, especially his own mother.
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“Today, the master of humor and satire Milan Lasica left us forever …. Honor to his memory. We will never forget,” After his death, the Slovak Ministry of Culture said on social networks, expressing its sincere condolences to the family favorite actor Milan Lasici.
The charismatic actor has written himself in the hearts of his admirers for his humor and wit. At the same time, he was met by traumatic events in his life, which only came to light in the book All About My Father, written by Lasic’s daughter Hana.
Panic and despair
Milan Lasica’s parents divorced when he was ten years old, and then a long period began for him, suffering from states of unreasonable panic and hopelessness. “When I was home alone in the evening, I was afraid that my parents, especially my mother, would not return.” His condition sometimes deepened so much that he experienced one of the bouts of crying with a friend visiting.
The mother gave up her son
His darkest fears came true, his mother eventually found a new man and sent little Milan into his father’s care. “She gave up on me, which was unconventional at the time. The child of divorced parents usually stayed with my mother, but she probably realistically decided that it would be best for me in Pliešovice “.
His father also found a partner, whom he later married. However, the tragedy did not escape the new family of the father either, together they were looking forward to a new addition to the family, unfortunately the baby died after birth. “I confess, though I’m reluctant, that when I heard the news, I wasn’t sad. You could say I was more pleased.” said the actor, who confided that even though his mother left him, he always respected her very much.
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