Disney's "Wedding Banned," a Romantic Comedy About a Divorced Couple

Disney's "Wedding Banned," a romantic comedy about a divorced couple trying to prevent their daughter from getting married, was axed in the advanced production stage despite several marquee stars (Robin Williams, Anna Faris, and Diane Keaton) .Which of the following statements best explains why this happened?

A) The purchasing power of the U.S. audience had reduced drastically.
B) There was a feeling that the movie was against traditional American values regarding marriage.
C) The movie was a copy of an already existing French movie.
D) There were perceptions that this movie would not succeed outside of the American market.