How much is Harley Morenstein worth?
| Net Worth: | $5 Million |
|---|---|
| Profession: | Professional actor |
| Date of Birth: | July 20, 1985 |
| Country: | Canada |
| Height: | 1.98 m |
About Harley Morenstein
After Kevin Smith made an appearance on an episode of both the show and the TV show, he gave Morenstein a cameo role in his film Tusk, which was then followed by a cameo role in his film Yoga Hosers. In addition, he had a role in the segment of the movie Holidays that was directed by Kevin Smith. In the last film in the Canadian horror trilogy, Moose Jaws, directed by Kevin Smith, he played one of the leading parts.
Morenstein shot to fame on the video-sharing platform Vine in 2013 with a Vine about how to shave a beard. Since then, he has been active on Vine, and in 2015, after vlogging on YouTube on an irregular basis since 2014, he started vlogging full-time. His videos often feature his fiancée (although they have since parted ways amicably as of 2019), dog, and the other members of EpicMealTime.
Together with Sterling Toth, he established Epic Meal Time in the year 2010. The channel boasts more than 6 million subscribers, as well as more than 300 episodes, two spin-offs, and guest stars including Seth Rogen, Smosh, Tony Hawk, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Kevin Smith. Smith is the director of the film Tusk, in which Morenstein made a cameo appearance.
Morenstein made an appearance in a song by Destorm titled “Epic wRap” which was published on YouTube on December 18, 2011.
In addition to that, he has appeared in Freddie Wong’s video web series Video Game High School, which is also a YouTube celebrity, and he has collaborated with Shane Dawson on a commercial for the video game Just Dance 4.
Morenstein was given a role in the zombie movie Dead Rising: Watchtower, which was released in 2015. In his very first appearance on television, he appeared as a special guest on an episode of Nickelodeon’s Game Shakers. In addition, Morenstein appeared in a cameo at the end of Rhett and Link‘s music video for “Rub Some Bacon On It” which was released in 2012, as well as in the skit “The Overly Complicated Coffee Order” which was produced by the team in 2015.
During the month of October in 2017, he hosted the special episode of Halloween Wars: Hayride of Horror that was shown on the Food Network.
Summing-Up
He is also responsible for producing and hosting the show Epic Meal Time, which can be seen on YouTube, as well as the spin-off series Epic Meal Empire, which can be found on FYI. In addition to that, he keeps a vlog channel. In addition to Ameer Atari, he is the other original cast member that is still active on the show. Nexttime Productions is the name of the production business that he and his brother, Darren Morenstein, use to produce the show. He had a starring role in the television adaption of the program Epic Meal Empire, which was broadcast on FYI and ran for two seasons.
