Trevor St. John’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Trevor Marshall St. John (born September 3, 1971) is an American actor. He portrayed Todd Manning/Victor Lord Jr. on the ABC daytime drama One Life to Live, and has starred in various primetime shows and films. He is also known for his performance in the critically acclaimed independent drama film In the Family.

Career

St. John was born in Spokane, Washington, and raised in nearby Orchard Prairie. He attended Whitworth College on a jazz performance scholarship, where he played the drums. As a jazz percussionist, he has played with Gene Harris, Marshall Royal (Count Basie Orchestra), Slide Hampton and Bill Berry (Duke Ellington Orchestra). In May 2003, he joined the cast of One Life to Live as Todd Manning. St. John’s character was initially posing as Walker Laurence, and was later revealed to be Victor Lord, Jr. posing as Todd Manning.

Filmography

Soap opera

• One Life to Live (Flynn Walker Laurence, 2003)
• One Life to Live (Todd Manning/Victor Lord, Jr., 2003 – 2011, 2012, 2013)

Primetime series

• The Vampire Diaries (Dr. Whitmore, 2013)
• The Client List (Nathan, 2012)
• Dirty Sexy Money (George Devlin, 2007)
• Hope & Faith (Kiley, 2006)
• Just Shoot Me! (Cameron, 2002)
• Pacific Blue (Naziskin, 2000)
• Nash Bridges (Jason, 1999–2000)
• Diagnosis Murder (Tommy Santini, 1999)
• SeaQuest DSV (Martin, 1995)
• Murder, She Wrote (Colin Forbes, 1995)

Talk show

• The View (Himself, 2003)

Television film

• Finding Normal (Lucas Craig, 2013)
• A Mother’s Rage (Detective Roan, 2013)
• The Beach Boys: An American Family (Jan Barry, 2000)
• Sketch Artist II: Hands That See (College Guy, 1995)
• Serving in Silence: The Margarethe Cammermeyer Story (David, 1995)

Film

• The Grief of Others (John Ryrie, 2015)
• Dark Skies (Alex Holcombe, 2013)
• Tarzan (William Clayton, 2012)
• In the Family (Cody Hines, 2011)
• My Soul to Take (Bobby Lake, 2010)
• The Kingdom (Earl Ripon, 2007)
• The Bourne Ultimatum (Tactical Team Leader, 2007)
• The King’s Guard (Capt. John Reynolds, 2000)
• Payback (Johnny Bronson, 1999)
• Dogtown (Philip Van Horn, 1997)
• Back in Business (Preston, 1997)
• Bio-Dome (Parker, 1996)
• Crimson Tide (Launcher, 1995)
• Higher Learning (James, 1995)
• Benny and Joon (Stand – In, 1993)

Short film

• The Art of Getting Over It (Cameron Clothier, 2008)
• Nothing-Man (Eddie, 1995)

Documentary

• Karen Black: Actress at Work (Himself, 1999)

Theater

• An Ideal Husband (Lord Goring, 2005)

Nominations