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Courtesy of CBS correspondent Jenna Bush Hager and Oscar winner actor Michael Keaton the movie "Hidden Fences" was nominated on Sunday evening at the Golden Gobles. A weird words selection gave a spin to the media with unpleasant reactions.
The little misunderstanding brought a quick response of the audience via Twitter. The massive of tweets posted with the #Hiddenfences was trending topic that night.
The nominated movie "Fences" correctly named to by the record an August Wilson original play and Pulitzer winner now movie remake. The bad comments received are after the movie "Hidden Figures" nominated to several awards and leaded as well by an Afro-American cast.
The racial references didn't wait to arrive and point out through social, according to Boston Globe News .The discomfort was real that day.
Initially the CBS reporter Jenna Bush Hager asked to Pharrell William, the actual "Hidden Figures" producer at the red carpet, about the movie "Hidden Fences" which he evidently noticed the error and showed an upsetting face gesture.
Later Michael Keaton again named badly the movie with the same "Hidden Fence". The actor was introducing the best supporting actress to Octavia Spencer in motion picture drama for movie "Hidden Figures", explain The Guardian.
The most notable tweets quotes; "Wait... #HiddenFences ...again?, "RT mashentertain: It's "Hidden Figures," Michael Keaton. #GoldenGlobes". Ebony magazine posted through their official twitter account, "Hey, we don't all look alike. Put some respect on our movies. #GoldenGlobes".
Latest news refers that the CBS correspondent Jenna Bush Hager apologized about the confusion, that she was initially part of , by saying; "I'm not Perfect", indicates Hollywood reporter .
Hopefully next time will be an awareness to acknowledge the consequences of pronouncing correctly the nominated productions during an award event.
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