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Breakthrough Performance of the Year | 2005 | Steve Carell
Best Comedic Performance | 2006 | Steve Carell
Best Supporting Actress | 2005 | Catherine Keener
Best Supporting Actress For and | 2005 | Catherine Keener
Best Supporting Actress For and | 2005 | Catherine Keener
Best Supporting Actress | 2005 | Catherine Keener
Top Box Office Films | 2006 | Lyle Workman
Best OnScreen Team | 2006 | Romany Malco
Best Performance | 2006 | Steve Carell
Best Breakthrough Performance | 2006 | Romany Malco
Best Screenplay of the Year | 2005 | Judd Apatow
Best Writing Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen | 2006 | Judd Apatow
Best Breakthrough Performance Male | 2006 | Steve Carell
Best First Feature | 2006 | Judd Apatow
Best Original Screenplay | 2006 | Judd Apatow
Best Original Screenplay | 2005 | Judd Apatow
Best Original Screenplay | 2006 | Judd Apatow
Original Screenplay | 2006 | Judd Apatow
Best Supporting Actress | 2005 | Catherine Keener
Best Supporting Actress For and | 2005 | Catherine Keener
Best Supporting Actress For and | 2006 | Catherine Keener
Best Supporting Actress | 2006 | Catherine Keener
Best Breakthrough Filmmaker | 2006 | Judd Apatow
Budget 26,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 177,400,000 USD
The entire "You Know How I Know You're Gay" scene was improvised by Paul Rudd and Seth Rogen.
The scene where Andy has his chest hair removed required five cameras set up for the shot. Steve Carell's chest hair was actually ripped out in the scene. Carell had told director Judd Apatow just before shooting the scene, "It has to be real. It won't be as funny if it's mocked up, or if it's special effect. You have to see that this is really happening." For obvious reasons, the scene had to be done in one shot.
Steve Carell's then eighty-year-old parents went to see the film, much to his embarrassment.
To prepare for his role as Andy, Steve Carell lost thirty pounds for the role. Judd Apatow was originally nervous about the transformation, stating that he didn't think that "comedians wanting to look good is ever good for comedy." However, he gradually realized that Carell being "ripped" was a good idea, as it helped establish that Andy was only a virgin because he's shy and nervous, not because of his looks.
According to Seth Rogen, Steve Carell was so nervous that the film would be shut down by the studio that he had the writers prepare a back-up version of the script that didn't contain a single word of profanity.
"Mooj: Hey Andy, don't let him bother you. It's okay not to have sex. Not eveybody's a pussy magnet. You, uh, what are you, 25? Andy Stitzer: I'm 40. Mooj: Holy shit, man, you got to get on that!"
"Beth: [Andy is following Cal's advice to only ask questions when talking to a woman] Can I help you? Andy Stitzer: I don't know. Can you? Beth: Are you looking for something? Andy Stitzer: Is there something I should be looking for? Beth: We have a lot of books, so maybe it depends on what you like. Andy Stitzer: What, um, what do you like? Beth: We have a great section of do-it-yourself. Andy Stitzer: Do you like to do it yourself? Beth: [giggles] Sometimes... if, um, the mood strikes! Andy Stitzer: How is the mood striking you now? Beth: [they both laugh] What's your name? Andy Stitzer: What's your name? Beth: I'm Beth. Andy Stitzer: Andy. Beth: Andy... Don't tell on me, okay Andy? Andy Stitzer: I won't... unless you want to be told on, Beth. [walks away]"
