The 40 Year-Old Virgin

A man who has never had sex is arranged on a succession of dates. He ends up falling for a woman who is uninterested in a physical relationship. The comedy in this film also stars Steve Carell and Catherine Keener.

The 40 Year‑Old Virgin is a feature‑length programme presented as a comedy film. Its title identifies the central character, and the work is classified under the movie genre. The story follows a man who has never experienced sexual intimacy. In an effort to change his situation, he is arranged on a succession of dates. As the encounters progress, he develops genuine feelings for one of the women he meets, only to discover that she is uninterested in pursuing a physical relationship. This contrast drives the narrative forward. The film is performed by Steve Carell, who portrays the inexperienced protagonist, and Catherine Keener, who plays the woman reluctant to engage physically. Their interactions form the core of the comedic premise. Overall, the programme combines a light‑hearted tone with the awkwardness of first‑time romance, delivering humour through the juxtaposition of the lead’s expectations and the woman’s boundaries.