Introduction:

The 40-Year-Old Virgin is a 2005 American comedy film, written by Judd
Apatow and co-written by Steve Carell, though it featured a great deal of
improvised dialogue. It also stars Catherine Keener, Romany Malco, Seth Rogen (who
was also the co-producer) and Paul Rudd, as well as featuring Leslie Mann (Apatow’s
wife) and Nancy Walls (Carell’s wife) in small roles.Stitzer (Steve Carell) is
the 40-year-old virgin of the title. While a very pleasant and well-meaning guy
with an attractive appearance and physique, he is something of a stereotypical
nerd, as he lives alone, collects action figures, enjoys video games, framed a
poster of eighties rock band Asia, and his social life seems to consist of
watching Survivor with his elderly neighbors. And, of course, he has never had
sex.

Andy works in the stockroom at an electronics store called SmartTech. His
co-workers include the affable David (Paul Rudd), who is tormented by memories
of his old girlfriend Amy (Mindy Kaling); the burly Cal (Seth Rogen), a self-proclaimed
novelist and stoner; and Jay (Romany Malco), who is something of a ladies’ man
with the mannerisms of a gangster. One night, these three ask Andy to play poker
with them (purely for lack of anyone else to invite). Andy turns out to be
surprisingly good at poker from endless practice playing online, but while
swapping sex stories during the game, they quickly figure out that Andy is still
a virgin, and resolve to help him lose his virginity