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Emmy Award-winning producer Suzanne Todd has built one of Hollywood's most distinctive and commercially successful bodies of work across feature film, streaming, and television - with projects grossing over $3 billion worldwide.
She is the founder of Suzanne Todd Productions and co-founder of Team Todd. Her films have launched four major franchises and helped launch the careers of directors Christopher Nolan and Jay Roach. Credits include the Austin Powers trilogy, Alice in Wonderland, Alice Through the Looking Glass, Bad Moms, A Bad Moms Christmas, Across the Universe, Noelle, Boiler Room, and Memento.
A five-time Emmy nominee and Emmy Award winner, Todd won the Children's & Family Emmy for Outstanding Fiction Special for Descendants: The Rise of Red (Disney+) in 2026, which became the most-streamed live-action original movie in Disney+ history. She is also a three-time Golden Globe nominee, and her work has received Academy Award recognition across multiple films. Additional honors include the Independent Spirit Award for Best Picture for Memento and the People's Choice Award for Bad Moms.
In 2026, Todd has three new films releasing: Spa Weekend, a female ensemble comedy starring Leslie Mann, Isla Fisher, Michelle Buteau, and Anna Faris (coming fall 2026); Descendants: Wicked Wonderland for Disney+; and an adaptation of Roxane Gay's bestselling memoir Hunger. She has also signed a first-look television deal with MGM Television (Amazon MGM Studios) to develop premium, character-driven series across drama, comedy, and limited-event formats.
Beyond producing, Todd has over twenty-five years of experience advising and consulting for leading companies on business development and content creation, including serving as a creative and business consultant for Activision/Blizzard on the Call of Duty franchise. She is a published author with over fifty magazine articles and has been featured in Vanity Fair, Forbes, Cosmopolitan, Entertainment Weekly, Glamour, and Allure, among others.
Todd is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, the Producers Guild of America, and the Directors Guild of America. She attended USC's School of Cinematic Arts.
