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James Goldsmith

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James Goldsmith

born 2003; son of Zac Goldsmith and Sheherazade Ventura-Bentley

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Also known as James Edward Goldsmith, Hon. James Goldsmith, Hon. James Edward Goldsmith

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born 2003; son of Zac Goldsmith and Sheherazade Ventura-Bentley

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Citizenship: United Kingdom
Born: January 2003

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Occupation: schoolchild
Citizenship: United Kingdom
Born: January 2003

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Notable quotes

“The awful thing is, I find I feel sorry for him. ...”
— On Richard Ingrams, then editor of Private Eye, as cited in "'Eye' action promises shades of Trollope", The Observer (1 August 1976), p. 4
“When you marry your mistress you automatically create a vacancy.”
— Reportedly said when he divorced his second wife, Ginette Léry, for his third, Lady Annabel Goldsmith (c. 1978), as cited in "Passions of a jolly green giant", The Guardian (6 December 1993), p. 30
“I'm not a great believer in the see-through society.”
— In Person to Person (television series of interviews by David Dimbleby, 23 August 1979), as cited in "Black Black Comedy in Empire Road", The Daily Telegraph (24 August 1979), p. 11
“I think reporting in England is a load of filth, and that's why I'm going into the newspaper business there.”
— To the Financial Times Paris correspondent in 1979, as cited in "The Goldsmith File", Financial Times Weekend (19/20 October 1996), p. 9. First part also cited by Andrew Rawnsley in "Hobby-horseman of the apocalypse" The Observer (20 July 1997), p. 4

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