Kin Shriner

Kin Shriner was born Kin Herbert Shriner on December 6, 1953, in New York City, New York. His father, Herb Shriner, was a well-known television personality. Kin and his twin brother, Wil Shriner, later became actors. Their parents died in an automobile accident when the twins were teenagers, after which they moved to Texas to live with their grandmother. Before his acting career, Shriner worked as a door-to-door salesman for Fuller Brush.

Shriner began his extensive acting career in 1976 with temporary roles in primetime television programs, including an episode of “The Six Million Dollar Man” in 1976 and “The Waltons” in 1977. His most recognized role began in 1977 when he was cast as Scott Baldwin on “General Hospital.” This role became a significant part of his career, spanning decades with several returns to the show. He also appeared in its spin-off, “Port Charles,” from 1997 to 2001, reprising his role as Scott Baldwin. His work in the soap opera genre has been consistent, punctuated by appearances in other series and television films.

Throughout his career, Shriner has taken on various roles in other daytime and primetime shows. He played Jeb Hampton on “Texas” (1980–1981), Mike Gallagher on “Rituals” (1984–1985), and Dr. Brian Carey on “The Bold and the Beautiful” (1995–1996). His voice acting credits include Green Arrow/Oliver Queen in “Justice League Unlimited” (2004–2006). He also appeared in “As the World Turns” as Keith Morrissey (2005–2006) and temporarily replaced Ted Shackelford as Jeffrey Bardwell on “The Young and the Restless” in 2011. Most recently, he continued his role as Scott Baldwin on “General Hospital,” with his last on-screen appearance in August 2024.