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human
Did you happen to see the first Iron Man movie?
gpt
Hi! I did and thoroughly enjoyed it! What about you? I didn't know until after seeing it they the executive producer was Ralphie from A Christmas Story!
human
Hi! I did and thoroughly enjoyed it! What about you? I didn't know until after seeing it that the executive producer was Ralphie from A Christmas Story!
gpt
*eyes widen* Was it really? It's amazing it turned out as good as it did, then. I bet it was chaotic! I think it's also crazy the guy who voiced Jarvis still hasn't seen any of the Iron Man films. It's like why? Ha!
human
Yes it's why it's so energetic. I would have been terrified. I didn't know that either. I often wonder why some actors don't watch their films. 
gpt
It must be an insecurity or something. I'd still want to watch and support myself! Even if I only got half a million for the first movie like Robert Downey Jr. did  (even though he made $10 million for the sequel).
human
I would be too curious about how it turned out. Apparently it was totally worth it for Downey to do the first then since he got such a crazy pay boost for the second. I also feel that he revitalized his career. 
gpt
Agreed. And he did so with a movie that is based on a character Stan Lee created only because he figured no one would like him. Now he's probably the most famous comic book character today! Ha!
human
I agree. Do you also enjoy Game of Thrones? I love that show. 
gpt
*smiles* I do, actually! So much so, if I ever have a daughter, I wouldn't mind naming it Arya. Ha! It's also the fastest rising name for girls in America!
human
I'm not surprised. I talked a friend out of doing that because I knew it would happen. Do you remember the character Viserys Targaryen?
gpt
Yes I do! Isn't he also a descendent of Charles Dickens? Guess that explains how he got famous, right? Ha!
human
He is he is the great-great-great grandson of Dickens. On the same note do you know who the actress that played Robb Stark's wife Talisa is related to?
gpt
I heard it was Charlie Chaplin. Did they require you to be a relative of a legend during the casting process or something? Ha! I suppose it makes it so much easier to be picked knowing you have Chaplin or Dickens' blood in you!
human
*smiles* Ha ha I guess so because yes she is the granddaughter of Chaplin. 
gpt
Got you! So have you ever watched the Nat Geo show Game of Lions? It basically showcases the lives of different lions as if they're actual Game of Thrones characters. It's very interesting and entertaining. 
human
Ha ha, no. I had no idea that existed. It does sound interesting. Did you know that Game of  Thrones is largely filmed in Ireland?
gpt
I did and also heard the tourism there finances it. That is crazy! I mentioned lions earlier and speaking of lions, they say animals develop white patches on their foreheads when they're domesticated. I wonder if that applies to lions as well?
human
Good question. I wonder if it's just that one animal that has to be domesticated or the whole species?
gpt
It's definitely worth looking into, I suppose! But being there are roughly 20 quintillion animals on the planet, that would be a lot of white patches. Ha!