Zendaya wants to give people the cinema experience: Here’s how

Zendaya recently explained how she can convey the entertainment industry’s legacy with her movie star image.

In a new interview with Vanity Fair, Enthusiasm The actor said, “The landscape has changed. “Our industry is different when it comes to broadcasting and social media.”

“I don’t actually try to think about it too much.”

Zendaya explained: “What I’m thinking about is something that I think is important: trying to make sure movies stay in theaters.”

Challengers the actor noted: “There are many people whose job it is to work in cinema. “And there are a lot of small, family-owned theaters everywhere that we still want to exist.”

“I think there’s something very special about going to the cinema and experiencing it that way with a group of strangers,” the 28-year-old actor said.

“I grew up spending all day at the movies,” Zendaya told the outlet. In the early 2000s, it was the only thing to do after school. Just like you say, ‘We will meet you at the cinema.’ Let’s go and see what we have.’”

Dune “What I’m trying to focus on is still being able to have the experience of going to the movies for people and keeping that going,” the actress noted.

“With that said, ‘Okay, so we need to put a lot of pressure on. “We’re going to have to wear intense clothing to get people to leave,” Zendaya added.