Zendaya on what makes working with Tom Holland 'easy'
Zendaya talks about filming 'Spider-Man' with Tom Holland
Zendaya feels that her close friendship with husband Tom Holland is what makes filming together easy.
The couple was at the London premiere of Spider-Man: Brand New Day on Wednesday, where they walked the red carpet together.
During the event, Zendaya was asked what it is like working with her husband, to which she told BBC News, "I think when you're best friends, it's pretty easy."
The pair star together in the latest Spider-Man movie, with Holland returning as Peter Parker, also known as Spider-Man, and Zendaya playing his love interest, MJ.
They are also set to appear together in Christopher Nolan's upcoming film The Odyssey.
Asked whether this would be his final Spider-Man movie, Holland did not give a direct answer, saying fans would have to watch the film to find out.
He also said he hopes to work with more Marvel characters in the future.
"I feel so blessed to be a part of this world and I've been so lucky to share the screen with so many people," he said. "There's loads of characters I'd love to work with in the future."
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