Andress's fame in the '60s led her to have impressive wealth, having first starred in Dr. Noand the 1967 Bond parody Casino Royale. She went on to appear in several film from She, The 10th Victim, The Blue Max, Red Sun, The Fifth Musketeer, and Class of the Titans. The former Bond girl is now "devastated" after her former manager tricked her into losing millions.
"For eight years, I was courted and wooed," she said. "They lied to me ruthlessly and exploited my goodwill and trust in a perfidious, even criminal, way to take everything from me."
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The Bond actor isn't the only one to have been reported to have been defrauded by Freymond. In 2024, it was suspected that Freymond also stole a $13 billion fortune from the Hermés heir Nicolas Puech. The Swiss court ultimately ruled he could not be held responsible despite having reportedly admitted to some of the charges in July 2025. Freymond died by suicide last year.
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