AUSTRALIAN dramatization Lion scored a great six gestures when the 2017 Academy Award selections were declared overnight — yet those responsible for the film's online networking channels made a fairly fantastic blunder in the race to buildup up their prosperity.

Profiting by their recently discovered Oscar endorsement, the authority Facebook and Twitter represents the film rushed to proclaim the news of the designations, including a best supporting on-screen character gesture for Nicole Kidman.

There was only one issue with the brand punishing new special pic the film's online networking group transferred to Facebook:



Spot it? 'BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: NAOMI WATTS.'

Poor Nicole Kidman. You hand over a sterling execution in one of the year's best movies — hellfire, you even wear a bunched up Kath Day-Knight-meets-Annie wig for the part — and kindred Aussie performing artist (and her long-lasting bestie) Naomi Watts gets all the credit.

In the distance, a hapless online networking understudy is having a verrrrry awful day.

For the record:

NAOMI WATTS — The Ring, King Kong, The Impossible. Was shacked up with old mate Liev Schreiber. Not Nicole Kidman.

NICOLE KIDMAN — Moulin Rouge, The Hours, Lion. Shacked up with old mate Keith Urban. Not Naomi Watts.

Fans via web-based networking media rushed to bring up the disastrous mistake, connecting to the culpable picture — which now coordinates to this blunder take note:

This isn't the main online blunder to rise in the wake of the Oscar noms — staggeringly, the Academy Awards site quickly recorded the wrong chosen people for two of the night's greatest classes, Best Actor and Best Actress. Tom Hanks and Amy Adams quickly made the rundown online at Oscars.com for their work in Sully and Arrival separately — yet were quickly evacuated. For the record, they're among the prominent names who've been shockingly reprimanded from the current year's Oscars. Approach to rub salt in the injury, folks.