American Pie

Five high school seniors from East Great Falls High School in West Michigan are good friends: Jim Levenstein, an awkward and sexually naïve nerd whose dad, Noah, offers him pornography and unwanted sexual advice; Chris "Oz" Ostreicher, on the school lacrosse team; Kevin Myers, a virgin and somewhat nerdy leader of the group seeking to lose his virginity to his girlfriend Vicky; Paul Finch, a mochaccino-drinking sophisticate and nerd; and Steve Stifler, a popular but a raucous jock who often throws wild parties when his mother is away, and is the only one of the five who has lost his virginity. Dorky classmate Chuck Sherman claims that at a party hosted by Stifler he lost his virginity. Kevin prompts Oz, Finch, Jim, and Kevin to pledge to no longer be virgins by their high school graduation.

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  • TheTVDB.com Movie ID 352
  • Status Released
  • Released United States of America July 9, 1999 Spain September 17, 1999 Great Britain December 8, 1999 Italy October 29, 1999 France December 8, 1999 Germany January 6, 2000
  • Runtime 95 minutes
  • Genres Comedy
  • Original Country United States of America
  • Original Language English
  • Spoken Languages English
  • Studio Universal Pictures
  • Production Company Universal Pictures Summit Entertainment Newmarket Capital Group Zide-Perry Productions
  • Production Countries United States of America
  • On Other Sites IMDB TheMovieDB.com
  • Box Office Worldwide $235,500,000 US $0
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American Pie Franchise

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The pop culture phenomenon that began with a 1999 movie about four American friends who set out to lose their virginity before their high school graduation. It was followed by three sequels: “American Pie 2” (2001), “American Wedding” (2003), and 2012’s “American Reunion.”

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