Barcelona, Spain - Zendaya and Timothée Chalamet brought their sci-fi epic Dune: Part Two to CineEurope in Barcelona, where they showed off their enviable BFF bond with matching fits.

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The co-stars led Warner Bros. presentation at the movie convention held in Spain on Tuesday, where they chatted about both the anticipated sequel.

While presenting Dune: Part Two together, the actors proved great minds think alike as they accidentally twinned with blue-and-black-hued ensembles.

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The pair gave fans more insight into what they can expect from the characters in their second go-around.

Their on-screen counterparts, Paul and Chani, are set to continue their romance in the next chapter. Per Deadline, Zendaya told the crowd, "It's a beautiful love story; there's a war going on while they are just trying to grow up."

The Call Me by Your Name star hyped up their new co-stars in the franchise, which include the likes of Florence Pugh and Austin Butler, saying, "What a crazy new group. Everyone brought their flavor and came in fully on fire."

Also at CineEurope, Zendaya and Chalamet both promoted their respective solo projects coming down the pike from Warner Bros. - Challengers and Wonka.

Zendaya also dished about her upcoming rom-com Challengers, which debuted its steamy first trailer on the same day.

The 26-year-old Euphoria star called the flick "fun, sexy, and modern." She also teased the "messy, complicated love triangle" at its heart, which features her character, Tashi, her husband, Art (played by Mike Faist), and her ex Patrick (played by Josh O'Connor).

Chalamet later took the stage to gush over his upcoming movie, Wonka, directed by Paul King. "It was a dream come true. I grew up on the Gene Wilder movie. It's really how Willy became Wonka," he said.

Challengers hits theaters first on September 15, followed by Dune: Part Two on November 3, and Wonka on December 15.