'It was a vibe': Coquitlam lawyer named in famous Superbad lunch quote recalls film premiere 15 years ago

The Hollywood opening of the coming-of-age teen-buddy comedy film Superbad may have premiered 15 years ago.There was the hype, the celebrities, and, of course, a red carpet at Grauman's Chinese Theatre, where the premiere took place Aug. 17, 2007.

Based on the real life adventures of Rogen and Goldberg, who attended Point Grey Secondary School in Vancouver, along with Glanzberg, the movie may exaggerate, but it's more or less true to the life of teens trying to meet girls, partying and finding ingenious ways to get access to alcohol. While he didn't get any royalties from the mention, Glanzberg had to sign a waiver agreeing to the inclusion before the movie came out.

"I was just supporting my friends. You know, at the time I thought it was really cool to have my name dropped in a movie. I didn't know at the time that this would go on to be such a cultural phenomenon."

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