1. **Analyze the Request:** * **Keyword:** "Movies Zendaya Is In" * **Context:** Some disjointed snippets about a new movie (Kristoffer Borgli, engaged couple, wedding week revelation, "The Drama" trailer), Spider-Man: Far From Home, Facebook link, general "Welcome to", and a call to watch picks for her best movies. * **Requirements:** 600-900 words, safe HTML tags (h2, h3, p, ul, ol, li, strong, em), SEO-friendly, concise, factual, no unsupported claims, no AI mention, no markdown fences. 2. **Identify the Core Subject:** The article needs to list and discuss movies Zendaya has starred in, incorporating the specific context provided where relevant (specifically the new Kristoffer Borgli project, although the context is a bit fragmented, I need to infer the movie title if possible or describe it accurately based on the snippet). * *Self-Correction/Research on Context:* The context mentions "From writer/director Kristoffer Borgli", "happily engaged couple", "wedding week off the rails", "The Drama trailer". This sounds like the movie "The Drama" or something similar. Actually, checking recent knowledge (up to my cutoff), Kristoffer Borgli directed *Dream Scenario*. Wait, looking at the snippet "The Drama trailer" and "happily engaged couple", this sounds like a specific upcoming project. If I don't have the exact title from the snippet, I should be careful. However, the snippet says "Watch The Drama trailer for this upcoming". It might be a placeholder or a specific film titled "The Drama". Let's look closer. Ah, the snippet says "Watch The Drama trailer for this upcoming [movie]". It's likely the user meant "The Drama" is the title or a genre description. * *Re-evaluating the snippet:* "Watch The Drama trailer for this upcoming...". It's possible the movie title is missing or "The Drama" *is* the title. Let's assume for a moment the user is providing specific promotional copy. Actually, looking at real-world data, Zendaya is in *Challengers*, *Dune*, *Spider-Man*, *Euphoria* (TV, but relevant), *The Greatest Showman*, *Space Jam: A New Legacy*, *Malcolm & Marie*. * *Handling the "Kristoffer Borgli" snippet:* This looks like a specific upcoming project. If I can't verify the title with 100% certainty based *only* on the snippet, I should frame it as an upcoming project by Kristoffer Borgli involving a wedding week drama, or try to identify it. *Update:* Kristoffer Borgli's new film with Zendaya is likely *The Drama* (or perhaps a working title). Wait, actually, looking at the specific phrasing "The Drama trailer", it might be a placeholder. However, to be safe and helpful, I will focus on her confirmed filmography and mention the upcoming project described in the context as a highly anticipated new film involving a wedding week scenario directed by Borgli, without inventing a title if it's not clear, or referring to it as "the upcoming drama". * *Wait, let's look at the snippet again:* "Watch The Drama trailer for this upcoming". It might be a typo for "Watch the drama trailer". I will stick to her *known* movies for the main list and add a section for "Upcoming Projects" using the provided context details (Borgli, engaged couple, wedding week). 3. **Structure the Article:** * **H1:** Movies Zendaya Is In: A Comprehensive Guide (Implicitly handled, but I'll start with H2 or just a title if allowed. The prompt asks for h2, h3... I will assume an H2 title or just start with the content. Usually, for these tasks, an H2 serves as the main title). * **Introduction:** Brief overview of Zendaya's career and transition to film. * **Early Career & Breakthroughs:** *The Greatest Showman*, *Spider-Man: Homecoming*. * **Leading Roles:** *Spider-Man: Far From Home* & *No Way