Zendaya shared her considerations witha source around the Spider-Man adore intrigued to tennis player motion picture pipeline that she, Kirsten Dunst and Emma Stone have fallen into.

Zendaya is your most recent neighborly neighborhood tennis player.

And with that part in Challengers, she’s satisfying a coincidental prescience: All Spider-Man adore interests—including Kirsten Dunst and Emma Stone—have gone on to star in tennis movies.

“I thought that was very amusing,” the performing artist told E! News’ Will Marfuggi in an elite meet. “May you envision? I’m like, ‘You know what I have to do another? It’s in the prophecy!'” (Capture more of Zendaya’s meet on a source airing this evening, April 22 at 11 p.m.)

After all, taking after her part as Mary Jane in 2002’s Spider-Man with Tobey Maguire, Kirsten featured in 2004’s Wimbledon. In the mean time, Emma took on Fight of the Genders in 2017 after her Gwen Stacey romanced Andrew Garfield’s superhero in The Astounding Spider-Man in 2012.

While Zendaya incidentally taken after in the strides of her marvelous forerunners, taking on her unused role—during which she plays a tennis star whose playing career unexpectedly closes taking after a destroying injury—required a few major introspection.

“My passage point got to be melancholy and misfortune of a career or a life that she needed or might have had,” she clarified.

“Whereas I do not think that particular thing has happened to me, I think I have managed with despondency some time recently in numerous diverse ways.

Fair this thought: I cherish what I do, I feel so thankful to do what I do and I’m most joyful when I’m on a set. So, in minutes where I can’t have that or this thought of it being taken absent, it would be annihilating.”