Trevor St. John

Trevor Marshall St. John is an American actor born on September 3, 1971 in Spokane, Washington, who first gained prominence through his compelling performances on daytime television and independent cinema. Raised in the nearby community of Orchard Prairie, he displayed an early talent for music, earning a jazz performance scholarship to Whitworth University where he majored in percussion and played drums alongside legendary artists such as Gene Harris, Marshal Royal, Slide Hampton and Bill Berry. While his musical abilities earned him respect in the jazz world, St. John discovered a passion for storytelling that led him to transition from the stage to the screen in the mid‑1990s, marking the beginning of a career that has spanned more than two decades. In May 2003 he joined the long‑running ABC soap One Life to Live as Todd Manning/Victor Lord Jr., a role that showcased his versatility and earned him a dedicated fan base, and he returned to the soap opera arena in August 2022 when it was announced he would appear on The Young and the Restless. Beyond daytime drama, St. John has built a respectable résumé of primetime television credits, including a recurring part on the sci‑fi series Roswell, New Mexico beginning in 2019, where his nuanced performance added depth to the show’s ensemble. His film work is equally noteworthy; he delivered critically acclaimed performances in Patrick Wang’s independent dramas In the Family and The Grief of Others, films praised for their emotional honesty and his ability to convey complex inner turmoil. Throughout his career, St. John has balanced his artistic pursuits with a dedication to his family, being the father of one child, and continues to explore new creative opportunities while maintaining his roots in both music and acting. His ongoing commitment to the craft, combined with a background that fuses musical discipline and dramatic intensity, makes Trevor St. John a distinctive and compelling figure in contemporary entertainment.