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‘Ember & Ash’ grossed $490 million worldwide. A sequel has been announced. Cassie Vale will not appear in it.

Back in the van, Cassie looked at Maya. “He doesn’t want pain. He wants a performance of pain. There’s a difference. But if I give him real pain—if I show up crying because my dad just called to say he’s ashamed of the bikini scene I did—he’d call a therapist, not ‘action.’”