Imogen Sutton
canadian-British film producer and director
Born January 1st, 1950, Imogen "Mo" Sutton is a Canadian–British producer-director, the daughter of artist Philip Sutton and widow of animator Richard Williams. She is perhaps best known for producing the animated short film Prologue, that earned her a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film with Williams. As of August 2026, she is now 76 years old.
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