Hallie Todd

Hallie Todd was born on Jan 07, 1962 in USA. Hallie Todd's big-screen debut came with Mary Jane Harper Cried Last Night directed by Allen Reisner in 1977. Hallie Todd is known for Going Places directed by Richard Correll, Alan Ruck stars as Charlie Davis and Heather Locklear as Alexandra 'Alex' Burton. Hallie Todd has got 1 awards and 5 nominations so far. The most recent award Hallie Todd achieved is Faith in Film - Film Festival. The upcoming new movie Hallie Todd plays is The Mooring which will be released on Oct 22, 2021.

Hallie Todd is best known to audiences as "Jo McGuire" on Disney's hit series Lizzie McGuire and The Lizzie McGuire Movie for which she was named one of the "Top Ten TV Moms of All Time" by CNN Entertainment.Her first break came when she was cast in Showtime's groundbreaking comedy series Brothers. (She earned two ACE nominations for Best Supporting Actress on a Comedy Series for her portrayal of Penny Waters, a role she played for five years.)In addition to her multiple series-regular roles and films, she has also guest-starred on several television shows (fans of Star Trek will remember her as "Lal", Data's daughter on Star Trek: The Next Generation.)Hallie was born and raised in Los Angeles to late character actress Ann Guilbert ("The Nanny") and producer/writer George Eckstein ("Duel"). Hallie has been married to writer/director/producer Glenn Withrow since 1991. The two write and produce along with their daughter, Ivy Withrow. Hallie starred in their company's first feature film, The Mooring, an indie suspense thriller (distributed by Lions Gate Entertainment.)Hallie plays a pivotal role in the team's latest project, The Last Champion, an inspirational family-sports drama starring Cole Hauser (Yellowstone). The movie has received the highest honors at almost every festival it has entered and a consistent 4.5 stars on all platforms (Amazon, Apple, Google Play). The Last Champion is streaming on the Paramount Network and is beginning to be seen worldwide.