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In her latest role, Zendaya finds herself in the middle of a complicated love triangle that has audiences talking.
And the Golden Globe winner, 27, has now said her Challengers co-stars Josh O'Connor and Mike Faist took all the pressure off filming the three-way kiss scene.
The actress said she got 'lucky' working with Josh and Mike because they 'made it easy' for her and they were 'kind'.
Zendaya told The Sun: 'How do you build the chemistry? Well, I think I got lucky that they're both just lovely guys. They were kind and generous with their work and their time, so that made it easy.'
In Challengers, Zendaya plays Tashi, a retired tennis player who coached her husband Art (Mike Faist) to grand slam status after an injury took her out of the sport.
In her latest role, Zendaya finds herself in the middle of a complicated love triangle that has audiences talking
And the Golden Globe winner, 27, says her Challengers co-stars Josh O'Connor and Mike Faist took all the pressure off filming the three-way kiss scene
After convincing him to play a challenger event, Art ends up across the net from Patrick (Josh O'Connor), his childhood friend and Tashi's ex.
The kiss scene takes place toward the beginning of the movie, when the trio are high schoolers staying at a hotel during a match.
Spiderman star Zendaya went onto reveal that the trio connected during hours of rehearsals and 'physically challenging' tennis lessons.
She explained: 'We had a tremendous amount of tennis training, we worked out beside each other. We did tennis training and we had rehearsal time, which is a privilege — you know, to be able to have that time to talk about the characters and really dig into it. And that just created more of a safety net.'
Challengers was released on Friday and Zendaya admitted the film is an 'emotional
