Film
duologue
Comedy
2 Characters

David's Porn Collection

from The 40-Year-Old Virgin

Written by Judd Apatow, Steve Carell

David attempts to gift Andy his extensive personal collection of adult films to help him loosen up, but Andy is visibly uncomfortable with the gesture. The interaction escalates into a public confrontation when David loudly accuses Andy of being the one trying to foist the pornography on him in front of their neighbors.

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DAVID: It's my personal collection of erotica. I'm giving it to you. I thought it might help open pandora's box.

ANDY: You know, this is really generous of you, but I don't really want a box of porno in my apartment.

DAVID: Are you kidding me? I've jacked off twice since we've been sitting here. Why

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CharactersDavid, Andy
Duration2 min
Age Range25-35
GenderMale
GenreComedy
PeriodContemporary
Formatduologue
SourceThe 40-Year-Old Virgin
Tonecomedic
Suitable Foragent showcase, self tape, general practice
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