Character from Madagascar by DreamWorks Animation
The Central Park Zoo's lead zookeeper — chronically inattentive, consistently unhelpful, and somehow unaware that her animals are running covert operations under her feet.
Alice is not a villain. She's a bureaucrat in the wrong job. She runs the zoo by the rules as she understands them, attends to forms and procedures, and appears to have no curiosity whatsoever about what the animals are doing in their habitats. This is, from the animals' perspective, an enormous gift. Alice doesn't investigate the noises from the penguin habitat. Alice doesn't question the disappearances. Alice gives the animals the minimum attention required by her position and then goes back to the breakroom. She's antagonistic in the TV series — gets in the way sometimes, creates obstacles — but it's the antagonism of indifference rather than opposition.
A stout, middle-aged woman with the sensible uniform and practical footwear of a zookeeper. Carries a clipboard. Rarely looks up from it in the direction of anything relevant.