
How the first Bond girl Ursula Andress brought glamour to the small Seat 133 and changed its image
Spring 1974 brought Spain a new car from a collaboration with Fiat – the Seat 133.
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Spring 1974 brought Spain a new car from a collaboration with Fiat – the Seat 133.

Italian authorities seized artwork and assets worth $23 million allegedly stolen from Bond girl Ursula Andress by her longtime financial advisor.

Italian financial police have seized approximately 20 million euros in properties and assets from individuals suspected of defrauding Swiss actress Ursula Andress. Andress reported her former financial advisor in January, and a new lead in the ongoing investigation now points to Tuscany regarding the missing millions.

Ursula Andress went down in history as the first 'Bond Girl' when she appeared emerging from the sea wearing a white bikini and a dagger at her waist, in the role of Honey Ryder in the film...

Ursula Andress, known as the first Bond Girl from the 1962 film, has passed away at the age of XX in Rome, where she had been living in seclusion for years.

Italian authorities have seized 20 million euros worth of assets in Tuscany, including properties and vineyards, suspected to have been purchased with funds embezzled from the famous 90-year-old actress Ursula Andress.
Italian authorities have seized millions of euros that were allegedly embezzled from the Swiss actress Ursula Andress.

The actress, born in Ostermundigen, Switzerland, turns 90 today: childhood, success with Bond, an indefinable career, and an independent private life.
The article highlights instances where celebrities have been financially defrauded by their representatives or trusted individuals, citing Ursula Andress as the most recent example of such economic betrayal.

Italian authorities announced the recovery of $23 million stolen from Swiss actress Ursula Andress, known as the first 'Bond Girl' from 'Dr. No.' Andress had accused a former wealth manager, who died by apparent suicide last year, of embezzlement.

An international anti-mafia investigation led to the recovery of €20 million worth of assets and artworks stolen from actress Ursula Andress, uncovering a sophisticated money laundering network.

With her role in the epochal spy film 'Dr. No', the Swiss actress Ursula Andress became world-famous. Today she lives a reclusive life in Rome. A tribute on her 90th birthday.