Zendaya to reunite on screen with Tom Holland in Christopher Nolan's next movie

Zendaya and Tom Holland are swinging back onto the big screen together.

The Challengers actress has joined her Spider-Man: Homecoming costar and real-life boyfriend in the cast of Christopher Nolan 's next movie, Entertainment Weekly has confirmed.

Anne Hathaway, who first worked with the director on The Dark Knight Rises , has also joined the cast, and Matt Damon , who recently collaborated with the filmmaker on last year's Oppenheimer , is also headlining. Hathaway and Damon both previously played supporting roles in Nolan's Interstellar .

The film will mark the fourth onscreen collaboration between Zendaya and Holland, after Homecoming and its sequels Spider-Man: Far From Home and Spider-Man: No Way Home . Nothing else is known about Nolan's next project at this point — except that it's set to release on July 17, 2026, which is one week before Holland's fourth Spider-Man outing on July 24.

Though her participation in the superhero sequel has yet to be confirmed, it's likely that Zendaya would reprise her role as MJ in that film, as her character is integral to the personal conflict that No Way Home established for Peter Parker in its closing moments. (Spoiler alert: MJ no longer has any memory of Peter, nor does anyone else in his life due to a universe-shaking spell, which seems like a fairly major problem for the titular hero.)

Zendaya will next star opposite Robert Pattinson (who himself worked with Holland in The Devil All the Time) in The Drama, a romance film from Dream Scenario filmmaker Kristoffer Borgli. She'll also return to play Euphoria 's protagonist Rue in the HBO teen drama's long-delayed third season, which is expected to begin filming in January.

The actress teased the next installation of Euphoria in an interview with EW in October . "I don't quite know exactly what the season is going to look like, but I do know that the time jump is happening," she said. "It will be fascinating to see and understand these characters outside of the context of high school and how all the stuff that we saw when they were kids and they were in high school affects the adulthood they have and who they become in a much bigger world. I'll be interested to see what happens too."

Meanwhile, Hathaway will next appear in Flowervale Street, a sci-fi project from It Follows director David Robert Mitchell that's set to release in May. Earlier this year, Hathaway announced that she wrapped filming on Mother Mary, an epic melodrama from The Green Knight 's David Lowery .

Damon's next two projects will both be collaborations with lifelong friend Ben Affleck : crime thriller RIP, which will reunite the Good Will Hunting costars as actors; and Animals, which Affleck will direct.