"Robert Drewe's book ""Our Sunshine"" was made into what film in 2003?"
Our Sunshine and passion.” Thomas Shapcott, The Age “Drewe has performed a remarkable feat of literary sleight-of-hand. . . Our Sunshine is a marvellous book.” Andrew Reimer, Sydney Morning Herald Our Sunshine Our Sunshine is a 1991 novel about Ned Kelly by Australian writer Robert Drewe. It later served as a source of information for the 2003 film "Ned Kelly", directed by Gregor Jordan and starring Heath Ledger, Orlando Bloom, Geoffrey Rush and Naomi Watts. “This is a mesmerizing novel.” Times Literary Supplement “Robert Drewe’s revisionary – and visionary – novel makes your heart thud.” Time Out, London “This book is addictive.
Robert Drewe Australian" and "The Bulletin". Drewe won two Walkley Awards for journalism while working for "The Bulletin". He was awarded a Leader Grant travel scholarship by the United States Government. During the 1970s he turned from journalism to writing fiction, beginning with "The Savage Crows" in 1976, followed by "A Cry in the Jungle Bar", "The Bodysurfers", "Fortune", "The Bay of Contented Men", "Our Sunshine", "The Drowner", "Grace" and "The Rip", as well as a prize-winning memoir, "The Shark Net", and the non-fiction "Walking Ella". "Fortune" won the fiction category of the National Book Council Award, "The Bay of Contented Men"