Soon after her success in "Promises! Promises!", Mansfield was chosen from many other actresses to replace the recently deceased Marilyn Monroe in "Kiss Me, Stupid", a 1964 romantic comedy that would also star Dean Martin. She turned down the role because of her pregnancy with daughter Mariska Hargitay, and was replaced by Kim Novak. That same year, Mansfield appeared in a pinup book called "Jayne Mansfield for President: the White House or Bust," which was promoted on billboards; David Attie, a commercial and fine art photographer, took the photographs. In 1966, Mansfield was cast in "Single Room Furnished", directed by then-husband Matt Cimber. The film required Mansfield to portray three different characters, and was her first starring, dramatic role in several years. It was released briefly in 1966, but did not enjoy a full release until 1968, almost a year after her death.