OHMYGOSSIP — Zendaya was willing to “wait for the right thing” before accepting a role in ‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’. The 20-year-old actress stars alongside Tom Holland in the superhero movie – but admitted she previously rejected a number of job offers prior to taking the part of Michelle ‘MJ’ Jones in the Jon Watts-directed film. Zendaya explained: “There were a lot of opportunities that weren’t really what I wanted to do. “I think a lot of people look at me in a certain way because I’ve been on the Disney Channel a long time.” Zendaya felt that because of her background in children’s TV, she needed to be extra careful with her career choices. She told Variety magazine: “I would much rather have one line in a great movie than be the lead of a s***ty one. I wanted to wait for the right thing.” And Jon feels Zendaya has the potential to become one of the best-known faces in the movie business. He said: “I’m so happy I got to put her in my movie early, before she becomes the biggest actress in Hollywood.” Despite this, Zendaya was still forced to go through a secretive casting process before she was handed the role of MJ. Zendaya recalled: “Everything was super secretive. I wasn’t supposed to know that it was ‘Spider-Man.’ “But I have good agents. I found out, and I was like, ‘Hell yeah, I want to be part of that.'” The actress also chose not to wear make-up for her audition, saying it’s something she wasn’t allowed to do during her real-life school years. She shared: “When I was 15, I wasn’t allowed to wear makeup in school.”