After an unusually busy year with five major projects in a row, Zendaya has revealed her plans to “disappear” from Hollywood for a short period next year. The actress, who is currently promoting her first film of the year, ‘Drama’, opened up about her list of four films and a web series slated for release.
Zendaya will disappear from Hollywood in 2027“I just hope you guys don’t get bored of me this year,” the actor said in an interview with Fandango. Acknowledging her intense screen presence in the coming months, she added: “Because I’ll tell you what, after that, I’m going to disappear a little bit. I’m just going to have to hide a little bit.”
Zendaya upcoming movies
The announcement comes as Zendaya nears the end of her press tour for “The Drama,” but still has a list of upcoming projects.
She will appear in the long-awaited third season of “Euphoria,” “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” “The Odyssey,” and “Dune: Part Three.” During the chat, the actress also informed that her co-star Robert Pattinson also has a similar schedule. Upcoming Robert Pattinson moviesWhile Zendaya will appear in four films this year, Rob will be seen sharing the screen with her in three of them. In addition to the “drama”, he will also appear in Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” and will join the final chapter of the “Dune” saga in a new role.
However, the actor will continue his filming schedule for The Batman Part II, scheduled for 2027.Tom Holland will take a break in 2027Meanwhile, Tom Holland, Zendaya’s rumored husband, also shared similar plans to take a vacation in 2027. In an interview with British GQ, Holland spoke about the importance of avoiding burnout in the film industry. “What I’ve learned is that it’s important to set boundaries and be careful about overworking,” he said. While he noted that 2026 was busy with three film releases, he shared, “Maybe I will take more time in 2027.”
“We’ll see.”The couple, who reportedly got engaged in January, are set to share screen time in two upcoming films: “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” and “The Odyssey.”
