The Suzanne Todd interview for the Alice Through the Looking Glass movie took place at the luxurious five-star Montage Beverly Hills. Located in the heart of Golden Triangle, its elegance and vintage Hollywood decor sets the mood for talent interviews.

The mood in the room was at an all time high. When you do what we do and you’re among 24 of your blogging colleagues who are all pumped and grateful to be able to interview blockbuster filmmakers, you’re on cloud nine. Add that to meeting one of the most gracious and inspiring women in Hollywood, it was a pretty epic interview. Held on the day before the film’s premiere day and following our screening at Walt Disney Studios [review here], we were elated to meet the producer who not only holds thirty years of film experience, but is a single mom too!

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About Suzanne Todd

Suzanne Todd holds production creds a mile long to include Bad Moms, Austin Powers, G.I. Jane and Alice in Wonderland, to name a few. So not only is she rocking the blockbuster scene, but she’s totally doing it as a single mom! I’m like whoa, this one is badass! I was immediately intrigued, empowered and inspired all at the same time. Being a single mom myself, I am officially naming Suzanne my new hero.

And let me add, Suzanne is incredibly sweet, down-to-earth and the kind of person who enjoys speaking to people about her work and her life as a single mother of three. When talent and filmmakers are eager to connect, it makes everyone’s work so enjoyable.

Suzanne Todd, Alice through the looking glass
Photo Jana Seitzer – Merlot Mommy

Producer Suzanne Todd Interview for Alice Through the Looking Glass

As if I wasn’t already over the moon with Suzanne after finding out she is a single mom, she shocked the room when she gave her Alice in Wonderland Irregular Choice heels to Keri from She Saved (one of the bloggers). Mind you these heels sell at over $200 and sold out in London in 10 minutes.

She did this with a little back story.

Suzanne’s dear friend Maria Shriver has a charity called Move for Mindswhich raises awareness and money to support research on women for Alzheimer’s Disease. Keri had made a generous donation prior to this interview in honor of her grandma. It got on Suzanne’s radar and she was so touched by Keri’s donation that she gave her these special heels.

We. All. Died. What a remarkable gesture. I’m telling you, Suzanne is truly an amazing woman.