Watch Mark Ruffalo React to Being Called Out for Not Doing Enough in 'Avengers: Infinity War'

The press tour for Avengers: Endgame has begun, which means we will be getting loads of comical interviews, a couple of sketches, and other fun promos to help pass the time until the premiere of the most anticipated MCU movie ever is here.

While the cast shares their favorite moments of filming, what it was like on set, and other nostalgic memories, Mark Ruffalo has been the source of some kidding around. The Hulk actor is notorious for spilling spoilers in the past, so it's not a surprise that during an interview with E! News, his co-stars Karen Gillan and Chris Evans called him out for leaking things. But Ruffalo was taken by surprise when the interviewer told him Bruce Banner wasn't there for the rest of the Avengers in Infinity War.

Ruffalo was called out for The Hulk being "a little bit of a b***h" in the last film, and was asked if he steps up his fighting game come Endgame. All three stars bursted out in shock and laughter. "You know, where was he?" Ruffalo admitted, smiling. "He did not show up. Maybe, I think he just wanted Banner to have to, like, man up this time."

"I don't know what's going to happen," Ruffalo continued. "I shot five different endings for this movie. I didn't even get a whole script of this movie. I don't know why, I even got-the script I did get had dummy scenes in it."

Evans stepped in to explain that the reason for this was because Ruffalo can't be trusted, as all MCU fans know. "Mark's a real liability...they have to throw Mark off the scent," Evans claimed, which prompted Ruffalo to ask, "Why?"

"Because you have zero cred. You have earned no trust in the Marvel Universe," Evans hilariously continued. "You, like, leak like a bodily function."

So far Ruffalo has been good on not spoiling anything for the final film in Phase 3, even when he was strapped to a lie detector by Jimmy Fallon. Let's hope his character can redeem himself a little bit as well when Endgame premieres on April 26.