Paul Moss

They're all small local farmers.

They didn't know what was happening.

There were many conspiracy theories flying around about what it was and why it was happening.

So my husband and I and a small group of people started a little organization called Save the

But what we do now is we raise funds to find new species of trees that are resistant to Xylella and produce great olive oil.

And parallel with that, we graft the ancient trees to try and save them for the future.

people will hear the passion that you have for the cause.

I wonder how much it feeds into the passion that you have now for that part of Italy.

I mean, as you say, you've had a home there now for many years.

How much do you feel this because of the fact that that part of Italy has become so important to you in recent times?

We have been welcomed by that community.

We feel very connected to the community.

Of course, we will always be foreigners and I will always be Latrice, you know.

That's where Latrice lives.

But parallel with that comes a great level of acceptance.

While we have the opportunity, I was keen to ask you about... I mean, you're very busy at the moment.

I read a list of things that you're in, and one that caught my eye, and I know you've spoken about it, and certainly Kate Winslet has, because it's her project, is Goodbye June.

According to everything I've read on that subject, you've broken one of your rules about the kinds of part you will play.

I read you had two rules, that you wouldn't play someone with dementia and you wouldn't play someone who was dying...

But you've broken rule number two with Goodbye June.