Hours after the Republican National Committee voted on Friday to boycott networks planning to air Hillary Clinton biopics, Fox Television Studios announced that it was canceling plans to produce a Hillary miniseries being developed by NBC.

The four-hour miniseries, to star Diane Lane as Clinton, was widely expected to paint the former secretary of state in a flattering light. An anonymous Fox executive told the New York Times that the decision was made because the terms of the deal were not as financially attractive as initially expected, not in response to political pressure.

Though a spokesman told the Times that NBC intended to go ahead with the miniseries, NBC Entertainment chairman Bob Greenblatt released a statement Friday evening saying that the project might never make it to production. “Only a script is being written at this time,” Greenblatt said. “It is ‘in development’, the first stage of any television series or movie, many of which never go to production. Speculation, demands, and declarations pertaining to something that isn’t created or produced yet seem premature.”