“That’s what he started doing, but unfortunately he got cancer and it killed him.”
He continued: “It was quite interesting thinking about that after he’d gone because it takes a certain amount of courage to say, ‘No, I don’t want to telegraph my success and my sophistication.
“I simply want to have a nice life and contemplate the mystery and wonder of God’s creation.’”
Asked if this meant he was seriously considering retiring and selling his car collection, James told the Radio Times: “It’s something I’m quietly contemplating, and I suspect it’s not far off.”
