The award of the mock “Razzie” prize is no reason for joy for Hollywood stars.

US actress Dakota Johnson (35) says she received an invitation to brunch from Sandra Bullock (60) after receiving the derogatory "Razzie" award. "I recently received a message—or rather, a voicemail—from Sandra Bullock," Johnson said on the podcast "Good Hang with Amy Poehler."

The "Fifty Shades of Grey" actress received the "Razzie" or "Golden Raspberry" award in February for her leading role in the superhero saga "Madame Web." The "Razzies" were founded in 1980 by filmmaker John Wilson as a counterpart to the glamorous Academy Awards.

Bullock sent her a voicemail saying, "I heard you're in the Razzie Club, and we should have brunch together, we should have a monthly brunch," Johnson said. She pointed out that Bullock received the 2010 Oscar for "There's Something About Steve" in the same year as her Oscar for "The Blind Side." She herself "freaked out" when she "got that message from her because she's so iconic to me as a movie star," Johnson explained.

Johnson rose to fame through the "Fifty Shades of Grey" films. She most recently starred alongside Pedro Pascal and Chris Evans in the romance "The Materialists," which is scheduled to hit German cinemas on August 21.