Mark Pinter (Roger Smythe)

Mark Pinter (Roger Smythe)

Mark Pinter joined the cast of "All My Children" in January 2001 as Roger Smythe, Greenlee Smythe's (Rebecca Budig) scheming father. Roger has come to Pine Valley to ensure his financial security and nothing will get in his way, not even the love of his daughter. Will Roger scam the perfect woman to keep him in the lifestyle to which he has become accustomed?

Born in Decorah, Iowa, Pinter and his wife, actress Colleen Zenk Pinter, currently live in Connecticut with their six children. He graduated from Iowa State University with a B.A. in Theatre Arts and an M.F.A. degree at Wayne State University (MI).

Mr. Pinter debuted on daytime television playing Dr.

Tom Crawford on "Love of Life." He went on to the roles

of Mark Evans on "Guiding Light," Brian McColl in "As

The World Turns" and Dan Hollister in ABC's "Loving."

Most recently he played the memorable Grant Harrison

on "Another World" which won him the Soap Opera

Award for Best Daytime Villain in 1996. His primetime

credits include guest-starring roles on "Hunter, "Charlie's Angels," "The Love Boat," "Hart to Hart," "Law and Order," and "Law and Order/Special Victims Unit." His movies

of the week include "Crash!," "Go West," "Young Girl,"

and "Peyton Place '79." He made his motion picture debut

in Norman Jewison's "Other People's Money" working with

Danny DiVito. He starred in the highly controversial independent film, "The Eden Myth" (Hollywood Films),

which went on to garner critical film festival recognition.

An accomplished stage actor, Mr. Pinter has been seen in regional theatre productions of "Equus," "What The Butler Saw," "Hamlet," "Charley's Aunt," "The Show Off," "The Shadow Box," and "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf," to

name a few. He recently portrayed King Marchan in the

North Shore Music Theatre's production of "Victor/Victoria,"

as well as a workshop production of a new musical,

"Nellie Bly," for director Scott Schwartz.

He and his wife serve on the Board of Governors of

"Breads and Roses," and AIDS outreach and care facility

in Georgetown, Connecticut. They are members of the Executive Campaign Committee of The Mark Twain

Library, and helped organize the wildly successful Elementary School writing curriculum, "Write From The Beginning," in their school system.


	With Love To... The SOAPS! Laura Allen (Laura Kirk English) \| Julia Barr (Brooke English) \| Jennifer Bassey (Marian Colby Chandler) \| Rebecca Budig (Greenlee Smythe) \| John Callahan (Edmund Grey) \| David Canary (Adam and Stuart Chandler) \| Mark Consuelos (Mateo Santos) \| Eric Dearborn (Gabriel Devane) \| Alana De La Garza (Rosa Santos) \| Josh Duhamel (Leo De Pres) - ADDED PICTURES \| Marj Dusay (Vanessa Cortland) \| Eileen Herlie (Myrtle Fargate) \| Finola Huges (Alexandra Devane Marick) \| Vincent Irizarry (Dr. David Hayward) \| MIchael E. Knight (Tad Martin) \| Jill Larson (Opal) \| Susan Lucci (Erica Kane) - ADDED PICTURES \| Ray MacDonnell (Dr. Joe Martin) \| Cameron Mathison (Ryan Lavery) \| Cady McClain (Dixie Cooney Martin) - ADDED PICTURES \| James Mitchell (Palmer Cortland) \| J. Eddie Peck (Jake Martin) \| Mark Pinter (Roger Smythe) \| Eden Riegel (Bianca Montgomery) - ADDED PICTURES \| Kelly Ripa (Hayley) \| Jack Scalia (Chris Stamp) \| Esta TerBlanche (Gillian Andrassy Lavery) \| Marcy Walker (Liza Colby CHandler) \| Ruth Warrick (Phoebe Tyler Wallingford) \| Walt Willey (Jackson Montgomery) Mark Pinter (Roger Smythe) Mark Pinter joined the cast of "All My Children" in January 2001 as Roger Smythe, Greenlee Smythe's (Rebecca Budig) scheming father. Roger has come to Pine Valley to ensure his financial security and nothing will get in his way, not even the love of his daughter. Will Roger scam the perfect woman to keep him in the lifestyle to which he has become accustomed? Born in Decorah, Iowa, Pinter and his wife, actress Colleen Zenk Pinter, currently live in Connecticut with their six children. He graduated from Iowa State University with a B.A. in Theatre Arts and an M.F.A. degree at Wayne State University (MI). Mr. Pinter debuted on daytime television playing Dr. Tom Crawford on "Love of Life." He went on to the roles of Mark Evans on "Guiding Light," Brian McColl in "As The World Turns" and Dan Hollister in ABC's "Loving." Most recently he played the memorable Grant Harrison on "Another World" which won him the Soap Opera Award for Best Daytime Villain in 1996. His primetime credits include guest-starring roles on "Hunter, "Charlie's Angels," "The Love Boat," "Hart to Hart," "Law and Order," and "Law and Order/Special Victims Unit." His movies of the week include "Crash!," "Go West," "Young Girl," and "Peyton Place '79." He made his motion picture debut in Norman Jewison's "Other People's Money" working with Danny DiVito. He starred in the highly controversial independent film, "The Eden Myth" (Hollywood Films), which went on to garner critical film festival recognition. An accomplished stage actor, Mr. Pinter has been seen in regional theatre productions of "Equus," "What The Butler Saw," "Hamlet," "Charley's Aunt," "The Show Off," "The Shadow Box," and "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf," to name a few. He recently portrayed King Marchan in the North Shore Music Theatre's production of "Victor/Victoria," as well as a workshop production of a new musical, "Nellie Bly," for director Scott Schwartz. He and his wife serve on the Board of Governors of "Breads and Roses," and AIDS outreach and care facility in Georgetown, Connecticut. They are members of the Executive Campaign Committee of The Mark Twain Library, and helped organize the wildly successful Elementary School writing curriculum, "Write From The Beginning," in their school system.