Paul Matthews: his aspiration to be the next James Bond
Paul Matthews has always vowed he would one day buy a brokerage but recently he unsubtly revealed an...
Paul Matthews has always vowed he would one day buy a brokerage but recently he unsubtly revealed another aspiration ... to be the next James Bond. OK, so most males will admit to an admiration for the world's smoothest spy but they usually stop short of a full photo shoot, which in this case included a pistol, Aston Martin, backdrop of a continental location and semi-clad females ornamentally draped over Matthews, err, sorry, Bond. The excuse? Footman James is sponsoring the Classic Motor Show
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