Spider-Man: No Way Home swings into cinemas next week, marking the end of this Spider-Man trilogy for its stars (but there might be more in the future).
The first movie in the trilogy, Spider-Man: Homecoming, was released in 2017, but Tom Holland was cast as Peter Parker in 2015 for Captain America: Civil War, followed by his castmates in 2016.
With them being in the roles for more than five years, we spoke to Zendaya and Holland about what they'd change about their MCU run to date – if anything.
"Something that I really appreciated about being on this movie that I didn't on other movies was I spent so much more time on set, even on the days when I wasn't shooting," Zendaya told Digital Spy.
"I've always loved directing and Jon [Watts] is so cool, he's totally fine with having me being around and watching. I wish I would have asked a little bit earlier to come watch and ask questions and learn.
"Maybe it was probably more stressful on the first two, but for this one, it was such a special experience to be able to be there and watch this film come together, and see things that I otherwise would have had to wait until it was already put together as a film to see.
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"I would have told myself, 'Don't be so shy, get in there, go ask, go sit and watch' because I'm always too shy and just feel like an idiot: 'I don't want to be in the way, sorry!'"
Holland added: "It's been pretty smooth sailing. I've loved every minute of making these films. I've worked really hard and I've delivered where I could, so in all honesty, I wouldn't really change anything.
"There maybe would have been a few weekend shoots that I might have said no to, now that I know that you're allowed to do that, but that's probably about it, really."
We all appreciate a lazy weekend, so we're with you there.
Holland also told Digital Spy how he has learned to avoid giving spoilers during his time as Spider-Man.
Spider-Man: No Way Home is released in UK cinemas on December 15 and in US cinemas on December 17.
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