“I am mystified by my heterosexual affairs — but then I am mystified by most of my relationships.”

Referring to his 6-year affair with Paula Yates, as quoted in Fashion Monitor Toronto (27 September 2006) http://toronto.fashion-monitor.com/news.php/toronto_movies/200609270james-bond-gay

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