Todd Manning (Trevor St. John) Bio - One Life To Live

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Todd Manning

TREVOR ST. JOHN

Came to town: 1993
Marital Status: Single
Occupation: Newspaper Publisher

CHARACTER BIO

Part of what makes Todd Manning so unpredictable is that he is a series of contradictions: Haunted by past mistakes and ultimately fearful of his darker nature, Todd is vindictive and ruthlessly unconcerned with others' opinion. Yet despite this, his love and tenderness for his children and those closest to him is profound.

The Good

Gained self-worth through the love of Blair Cramer, his children, and his sister Viki.
Inherited a fortune from his late father Victor.
Resurrected after being put to death by lethal injection.

The Bad and the Ugly

Raped Marty Saybrooke.
Lied and manipulated longtime love Blair too many times to count.
Kept an amnesiac Marty from her family and lied to her.

Friends

Starr Manning: Daughter
Viki Lord Davidson: Sister

Foes

John McBain: Enemy
Nora Hanen: Enemy
Dorian Lord: Enemy
Marty Saybrooke: Former victim
Cole Thornhart: Enemy

Love Interests

Blair Cramer
Tea Delgado

ACTOR BIO

Trevor St. John joined the cast of One Life to Live in May 2003, posing as Walker Laurence, who was later revealed to be Todd Manning.

Mr. St. John was born Spokane, WA and raised in nearby Orchard Prairie, WA. He attended Whitworth College on a jazz performance scholarship where he played the drums. While at college, he also performed in As You Like It, All My Sons, Judgement and Merry Wives of Windsor.

His first major acting role was opposite Glenn Close in the television movie Serving in Silence. His other television credits include guest starring roles on Murder She Wrote, Seaquest, Pacific Blue, Diagnosis Murder, Nash Bridges and Just Shoot Me. His film credits include Payback, Bio Dome, Crimson Tide and Higher Learning. He has also appeared in the independent films The King's Guard and Dog Town.

As a jazz percussionist, Mr. St. John has played with Marshall Royal (Count Bassie Orchestra), Slide Hampton and Bill Berry (Duke Ellington Orchestra) and Gene Harris.

In 2001, he started his own fitness company, Bioconstructs. He continues to run the company where he teaches biomechanics to fitness professionals nationwide.

Mr. St. John resides in New York with his family.