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Dix pour cent film: why Stéfi Celma and Assaad Bouab are absent

Source: PurePeople··Gossip Max quick take
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PurePeople, citing creator Fanny Herrero’s Le Parisien interview, reports that Stéfi Celma declined the Netflix reunion for personal reasons while Assaad Bouab chose other projects. The Dix pour cent film arrived September 10.

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The explanation reported

PurePeople attributes both casting explanations to creator Fanny Herrero’s interview with Le Parisien. According to that account, Stéfi Celma initially agreed before withdrawing for personal reasons; Assaad Bouab wanted to pursue other projects. These are the creator’s reported explanations, not new interviews conducted by Gossip Max.

Where the film picks up

The report places the film five years after the ASK agency closed. Andréa Martel is preparing a film when her lead actor pulls out, bringing her back into contact with her former colleagues. That premise explains the reunion without requiring every previous cast member to return.

The flip side

Personal reasons do not establish a feud, dismissal or falling-out. The report does not provide a basis for filling in those blanks. We read PurePeople’s account; the underlying Le Parisien interview was not independently read in this check. The source chain remains one reported interview.

Update note: Expanded with source context and a clearer distinction between the announcement and what it establishes.

Original headline: Dix pour cent : On sait pourquoi Stéfi Celma et Assaad Bouab n'ont pas repris leurs rôles dans le film sorti sur Netflix

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