Lewis Robinson is the protagonist of Disney 's 2007 animated feature film, Meet the Robinsons. He is 12 years old in 2007, the present time and 42, 30 years later, in 2037.

Lewis, later known as Cornelius Robinson, is the future biological father of Wilbur and the main protagonist of Disney's 2007 feature film Meet the Robinsons. He was voiced by both Daniel Hansen and Jordan Fry as a child, and as an adult by Tom Selleck.

Lewis Robinson, later known as Cornelius Robinson, is the main protagonist of Disney's 47th full-length feature film Meet the Robinsons and the overarching protagonist of the video game adaptation of the same name.

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Lewis "Cornelius" Robinson is the main protagonist of Disney's 2007 film, Meet the Robinsons. Born in April 13th, 1995, Lewis is a 12-year-old boy incredibly gifted boy in terms of intelligence. He loves to invent and has been doing so since he was young.

The Robinsons are a family of 16 members, of eccentric and futuristic inventors who appear in Disney's 2007 animated feature film Meet the Robinsons, based on the book A Day with Wilbur Robinson by William Joyce. They are the adoptive family of …

Cornelius Robinson, the future father of Wilbur Robinson, is the protagonist of Disney's animated feature film, Meet the Robinsons. Lewis was derived from the original A Day With Wilbur Robinson...

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Cornelius Lewis Robinson is the main protagonist of Disney's 47th animated feature film Meet The Robinsons, and the future father of Wilbur Robinson.

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