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Golden Globes goof: Jenna Bush confuses "Fences" and "Hidden Figures"

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By Jennifer Brett
Jan 8, 2017

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Well here's the first trending moment of the 2017 Golden Globes. Jenna Bush Hager asked Pharrell Williams about the movie "Hidden Fences."

To clarify, "Hidden Figures" is the Atlanta-filmed movie based on the book by Margot Lee Shetterly. It

tells the riveting story of the African American women integral to NASA's mission to send John Glenn into orbit. Williams created the soundtrack.

"Fences" is the movie with Denzel Washington and Viola Davis adapted by from the play of the same name.

Two. Different. Things.

MORE: How Atlanta-filmed "Hidden Figures" took shape

Explore Our interview with Denzel Washington at the Atlanta red-carpet premiere of "Fences"

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