
The 40-Year-Old Virgin
2005 · Movie · R · 116 min · ★ 6.4 · 79% critics
A shy, content office worker is embarrassed when his friends discover he has never had sex and make it their mission to change that. As their over-the-top advice piles up, he struggles with pressure and awkward encounters, until he meets a warm single mother who complicates everything in a sweeter way.
Also known as The 40 Year-Old Virgin · The 40 Year Old Virgin: Unrated Edition · 40 ans et encore puceau · The 40-Year-Old Virgin (Extended Version)
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Details
- Original title
- The 40 Year Old Virgin
- Years
- 2005
- Release date
- 2005-08-11
- Language
- English
- Rated
- R
- Runtime
- 116 min
- Critic score
- 79/100
- TMDB rating
- 6.4/10 (7,235 votes)
- Budget
- $26,000,000
About
You’ll like this if you enjoy raunchy comedies with a sweet side and awkward, relatable humor; Not for you if you dislike crude jokes or outdated attitudes, and you might also enjoy Knocked Up or American Pie.
Pros: very funny; sweet heart; strong lead | Cons: runs long; repeats jokes; outdated humor
Themes
- first time
- virgin
- male friendship
- co-workers relationship
- poker game
- sex comedy
- virginity
- sex
Awards & recognition
- MTV Movie Award — Best Comedic Performance · 2006
- Boston Society of Film Critics Award — Best Supporting Actress · 2005
- Broadcast Film Critics Association Award — Best Comedy Film · 2005
- MTV Movie Award — Best Comedic Performance · 2006 · nominated
- MTV Movie Award — Best Breakthrough Performance · 2006 · nominated
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- MTV Movie Award — Best Movie · 2006 · nominated
- MTV Movie Award — Best On-Screen Duo · 2006 · nominated
- MTV Movie Award — Best Performance · 2006 · nominated
- Writers Guild of America Award — Best Original Screenplay · 2006 · nominated
- Boston Society of Film Critics Award — Best Supporting Actress · 2005 · nominated
- Broadcast Film Critics Association Award — Best Comedy Film · 2005 · nominated
Cast & crew

Steve Carell
as Andy Stitzer

Catherine Keener
as Trish Piedmont

Paul Rudd
as David

Romany Malco
as Jay

Seth Rogen
as Cal

Elizabeth Banks
as Beth

Leslie Mann
as Nicky

Jane Lynch
as Paula

Gerry Bednob
as Mooj

Shelley Malil
as Haziz
Directed by Judd Apatow