timekeeper was my robotic twin brother only he had the voice of robin willams but still looked like me this friendly android took me on a time travle trip in the years of 2000 and 2005 and at the end he called me his brother i miss him nine eye didint talk to me as much as he did when the timekeeper attraction closed i was upset to see it go bye bye i wish they could bring it back
Remember the good old days when Disney was actually creative. The Timekeeper was a prime example of that Disney creativity at it's best. The show starred both Robin Williams as The Timekeeper and Rhea Perlman as his quirky robot assistant 9-Eye. The story was that Timekeeper had invented a time machine and was going to send 9-Eye on a trip through time. The film was shot in Circle-Vision 360, meaning the screns circled 360 degrees around the audience to give them a view of everything around them. During the trip something goes wrong and 9-Eye is hurtled back to the past, ecountering Dinosaurs, Ice, and angry scottish soldiers who are in the middle of a large battle. Timekeeper manages to get a grip on things and sends her to various points in time like the construction of the Eiffel Tower, the painting of Mona Lisa, and a young Mozart concert. Finally they arrive at the Futurist Fair in Paris and encounter Jules Verne and H.G. Wells. Due to Timekeeper's clumsiness Jules Verne is accidentally sent back to the present with 9-Eye and embarks on a hilarious adventure through the air, on the land, under the sea, and even into space. After dropping Verne back at the fair in time for his speech The Timekeeper selects a group of audience members and "sends them to the future". The attraction was full of hilarious one liners courtesy of Robin Williams and was beautiful composed by Bruce Broughton. The only complaint I had was with having to stand throughout the entire show but otherwise I had a blast. R.I.P. Timekeeper Cast (in alphabetical order) Patrick Bauchau Nathalie Baye Myriam Boyer ... 9-Eye (french version) (voice) Gérard Depardieu ... Paris Airport Employee Jeremy Irons ... H.G. Wells Michel Leeb ... Timekeeper (french version) (voice) Franco Nero ... Leonardo da Vinci Rhea Perlman ... 9-Eye (voice) Michel Piccoli ... Jules Verne Jean Rochefort ... Louis XV Robin Williams ... Timekeeper (voice) Anna Pernicci ... Mona Lisa (uncredited) (voice) Produced by John Badham .... executive producer Antoine Compin .... producer Tom Fitzgerald .... executive producer Charis Horton .... producer James W. Riley .... executive producer Original Music by Bruce Broughton Cinematography by Ronnie Taylor Film Editing by Dennis Orcutt Production Design by Peter Murton Costume Design by Bob Ringwood Production Management Antoine Compin .... unit production manager Olivier Garabedian .... on-location manager Second Unit Director or Assistant Director Antoine Compin .... first assistant director Art Department Clark Anderson .... production designer: future Paris Syd Mead .... production designer: future Paris Sound Department Greg Krueger .... sound editor Dennis Leonard .... sound editor Dennis Leonard .... sound re-recording mixer Shawn Murphy .... sound re-recording mixer Gary Rydstrom .... sound designer Gary Summers .... sound re-recording mixer Visual Effects by Harold Buchman .... digital artist Mike Chambers .... visual effects producer: Apogee David Cornelius .... motion control programmer: Apogee Productions Douglas Smith .... visual effects supervisor Michael Tigar .... digital artist Jim Veilleux .... visual effects supervisor Joseph Yanuzzi .... visual effects editor: Apogee Camera and Electrical Department C.W. Fallin .... cinematographer: additional unit Marc Wolff .... camera pilot Casting Department Fritz Fleischhacker .... casting: Austria Lucky Englander .... casting: Austria (uncredited) Other crew Olivier Garabedian .... assistant location manager Nan Garcia-Wood .... set medic Marc Wolff .... aerial coordinator
Timekeeper was a good show in Tomorrowland. It was funny and engaging. Timekeeper and nineye were great characters. The screen was 360 degrees and the storyline was good. Don't know why they got rid of it...