Tom Hanks’ daughter gets candid about 'violence, deprivation' at hands of late mom

Tom Hanks only daughter, E.A. Hanks, has opened up about her late mother Susan Dillingham's emotional and physical "violence."

The "Big" actor saw E.A. and her older brother Colin Hanks, 47, on weekends and in the summer, she wrote in an excerpt obtained by People magazine.  "Eventually a divorce agreement was settled, and I would visit my dad and stepmother (and soon enough my younger half brothers) on the weekends and during summers, but from 5 to 14, years filled with confusion, violence, deprivation, and love, I was a Sacramento girl."

E.A. said she was born in the Los Angeles area, but her mother moved them to Sacramento after the separation.