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human
Are you a Shania Twain fan?
gpt
I wouldn't call myself a fan but her songs were catchy. It's been a while since I've seen her. 
human
She had a bout with Lyme Disease, which ravaged her vocal chords. She is making a comeback, but she is a shell of her former "glory" so to speak. Are you familiar with her unfortunate past?
gpt
*shoulders droop* I did not know that she had Lyme disease. That's an awful thing to get. I heard about a messy divorce with a husband that cheated on her. 
human
*smiles* Yeah, and she suffered through extreme poverty and abuse years ago too. But, as she sings, "Man, {she) feels like a woman."
gpt
I remember that song. Speaking of country music, did you know that it has it's roots in celtic music?
human
No, but I can detect the same propensity for "kissing the blarney stone" is each art form. Twain was recently chronicalled in a series called, "The Price of Fame" which also looked at stars like Johnny Dep and others.  
gpt
*takes a step forward* I know that Johnny Depp has had issues lately but I have liked a lot of his movies. Did you know that he is related to Queen Elizabeth?
human
*eyes brighten* That is where he must have learned that  British accent he had in Pirates of the Caribean!  
gpt
*eyes widen* Ha ha, maybe. He is also a guitarist that has even played with Marilyn Manson, Oasis, and Aerosmith. Pretty big names. 
human
*smiles* Really! And yet he still has time to put on a costume and tickle audiences with performances like Edward Scissorhands, where his memorable role only required him to utter 196 words.
gpt
Wow! I didn't realize it was so few. I'm very surprised that Nicolas Cage was the person who convinced him to pursue acting. It was while they were playing Monopoly. How in the world did those two end up together playing Monopoly?
human
*body relaxes* I would have like to have seen the two in the same movie together! I was not a big fan of Dep's performance in Willy WOnka, but I am too emotionally connected to the Gene Wilder version of the movie. I guess that is also why Wilder refused to watch the 2005 remake, because he feared disappointment.
gpt
I agree. Wilder was great in that role and I'm such a fan of his work. I sometimes forget that Depp's breakout role was 21 Jump Street. That was so long ago. 
human
Yeah, and he wasn't wearing a strange costume or anything!  Did you hear he may be dressing up as Dr. Suess for a movie?
gpt
I did not. I wonder what movie that's for? I did hear that he always carries his Jack Sparrow costume so that he can visit children't hospitals dressed up as the character at any point. That's a very nice thing to do. 
human
Really? That is so cool! I think he has been nominated for like three Academy Awards, but he has had so many memorable roles, you would think he might have more honors.
gpt
If I remember correctly Ed Wood was one of those and he was great in that. Did you know that he sold pens before acting?
human
Nice. The pen is mightier than the sword, but selling pens sometimes leads to acting with swords! He is a director too. He directed the 1997 film, the Brave. Have you seen it?
gpt
No I didn't. I had no idea he had directed. By the way, He never won an Oscar but he has won Golden Globes so he has had some recognition. 