The next film of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is barely less than a year away, as the world will see the highly awaited "Civil War" between superheroes, led by Captain America (Chris Evans) on one side and Iron Man (Robert Downey, Jr.) on the other, though one of the biggest players, The Hulk, will be absent - but still, Mark Ruffalo's net worth will continue to grow.

Taking the role of one of the most powerful figures in Marvel, The Incredible Hulk, for the 2012 film "The Avengers," Mark Ruffalo's net worth in the past few years has risen rapidly, playing the character once more in "Iron Man 3" and this year's "Avengers: Age of Ultron."

Recently, the 47 year-old actor spoke to the press, according to The Guardian, to say that Bruce Banner wouldn't be part of the 2016 film that will see Marvel superheroes fighting each other - but that doesn't mean Mark Ruffalo's net worth won't keep growing.

In fact, the actor, who has been nominated for an Academy Award on two different occasions (first for his work in the 2010 film "The Kids Are All Right" and more recently for last year's "Foxcatcher"), is currently going through press tours for another film other than "Ultron" reaching theaters this year, "Spotlight," where he co-stars with the likes of Rachel McAdams, John Slattery and Michael Keaton, a film that will also be raising Mark Ruffalo's net worth - besides possibly his critical acclaim.

It's unclear how many films the actor still has on his Marvel contract, but he's at least scheduled to appear in "Avengers: Infinity Wars" parts one and two, so there's no need to be concerned for Mark Ruffalo's net worth: the actor, who came from indie films and romantic comedies co-starring the likes of Jennifer Garner and Reese Witherspoon, is more than all right when it comes to salary.

Currently, Celebrity Net Worth lists Mark Ruffalo's net worth at $20 million!