The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is shaping up to be one of the biggest animated films of 2026, and it’s not hard to see why. The voice cast reads like a Hollywood all-star roster, pulling together Oscar winners, Emmy-decorated creatives, music icons, and some of the most recognisable voice actors working today. But just how much are they all worth?
From nine-figure franchise veterans to the unsung heroes who have voiced your favourite cartoons for decades, here’s every trackable member of the cast ranked by estimated net worth, from the richest to the rest.
1. Chris Pratt ($100 Million)
Nobody in this cast comes close to Chris Pratt’s bank balance. The man reprising his role as Mario sits comfortably at an estimated $100 million, built largely on the back of two of Hollywood’s biggest franchises. His salary climbed from roughly $1.5 million for the original Guardians of the Galaxy to a reported $15 to $20 million by the third instalment, while the Jurassic World trilogy added approximately $29 million on its own. The first Super Mario Bros. Movie crossed $1.36 billion at the global box office, so his voice work alone has become a serious revenue stream. Brand deals with Samsung and Coca-Cola, plus a Pacific Palisades mansion purchased for $15.6 million and later listed at $32 million, mean his wealth extends well beyond the screen.
2. Jack Black ($50 Million)
Jack Black has been doing this for 30 years across film, voice acting, music, and YouTube, and it shows in his $50 million fortune. His Kung Fu Panda franchise alone has grossed $1.8 billion cumulatively, his Tenacious D project earned a Grammy for Best Metal Performance, and his YouTube channel JablinskiGames counts over 6 million subscribers. More recently, A Minecraft Movie opened to $157 million domestically in 2025. He reprises Bowser here, a role that earned him considerable praise in the first film. His Los Feliz home, bought from Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea for $6 million, is arguably one of the better real estate stories in this list.
3. Donald Glover ($40 Million)
Few people in Hollywood have built a career as deliberately varied as Donald Glover’s. The man voicing Yoshi started as one of the youngest writers on 30 Rock before acting on Community, then went on to create, write, direct, and star in Atlanta, winning a historic Emmy for Outstanding Directing as the first African American to do so in that category. His alter ego Childish Gambino added Grammy-winning music to the mix, with “This Is America” becoming a genuine cultural moment in 2018. Touring alone brought in $16 million across 2018 and 2019. Film roles in The Lion King and Solo: A Star Wars Story, an eight-figure deal with Amazon, and an Adidas Originals partnership push his net worth to an estimated $40 million.
4. Charlie Day ($30 Million)
Charlie Day’s $30 million is one of the most underappreciated fortunes in this entire cast. Most people know him as the chaotic energy behind It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, but what many casual fans miss is that he co-created and co-writes the show, which is now the longest-running live-action comedy in American television history. That co-creator ownership generates backend profits, residuals, and streaming licensing revenue that accumulate quietly year after year, on top of his acting salary. He also co-created Mythic Quest for Apple TV+. His film career, spanning Pacific Rim, Horrible Bosses, and The Lego Movie franchise, adds to a portfolio that rewards ownership over a one-time payday.
5. Brie Larson ($25 Million)
Brie Larson’s Oscar win for Room in 2015 was the launchpad for everything that followed. She earned $5 million for Captain Marvel, the first female-led superhero film to cross $1 billion globally, and appeared in Avengers: Endgame, which grossed $2.8 billion. Beyond Marvel, she has expanded into the Fast & Furious franchise and holds a Nissan endorsement deal, with real estate in Malibu and Woodland Hills rounding things out. Her estimated net worth sits at $25 million.
6. Issa Rae ($20 Million)
Issa Rae is a genuine case study in how to build wealth through creative ownership and smart business diversification. HBO’s Insecure, which she created, wrote, produced, and starred in across 44 episodes, established her as a creative force. But her financial growth really accelerated with an eight-figure overall deal signed with WarnerMedia in 2021. Since then, she has launched Raedio (a record label with Atlantic Records), Sienna Naturals (haircare), Viarae (a prosecco line with E. & J. Gallo Winery), co-owns Hilltop Coffee + Kitchen, holds a stake in San Diego FC, and is part-owner of a U.S. SailGP racing team. Her net worth of $20 million almost certainly has further to climb.
7. Glen Powell ($16 Million)
Glen Powell’s financial story is one of the more dramatic in Hollywood right now. As recently as 2020, he was reportedly nearly broke while waiting for Top Gun: Maverick to finally release after pandemic delays. His base salary for that film was around $500,000, though bonuses from its $1.49 billion gross changed the picture considerably. What followed was a run of leading roles: Anyone But You (reportedly a $5 million salary), Twisters, Hit Man (which he co-wrote with director Richard Linklater), and The Running Man in 2025. A first-look production deal with Universal Pictures through his company Barnstorm Productions, signed in January 2025, now gives him a steady development income on top of his acting work. His estimated net worth is $16 million.
8. Luis Guzmán ($13 Million)
Luis Guzmán has been one of the most reliable character actors in Hollywood for four decades, and his $13 million net worth reflects that consistency. Recurring collaborations with Paul Thomas Anderson across Boogie Nights, Magnolia, and Punch-Drunk Love built his industry reputation, while roles in Out of Sight and Traffic with Steven Soderbergh cemented it. A newer generation knows him as Gomez Addams in Netflix’s Wednesday, which brought him well-deserved fresh recognition. Away from the screen, he owns a 337-acre property in Vermont.
9. Keegan-Michael Key ($12 Million)
Keegan-Michael Key’s $12 million comes largely from the cultural footprint of Key & Peele, the Comedy Central series he co-created with Jordan Peele, which picked up Emmy wins and a Peabody Award during its run. He has been remarkably active in voice work too, appearing in Hotel Transylvania, The Lion King, Toy Story 4, and the first Mario film. It’s worth noting that a 2017 divorce settlement, which included $34,000 per month in alimony and 31% of gross income over $2.1 million, has slowed his accumulation rate somewhat.
10. Anya Taylor-Joy ($12 Million)
Anya Taylor-Joy’s $12 million is arguably one of the most impressive stories on this list relative to timeline. She was estimated at around $2 million in 2020, meaning her net worth has grown by roughly 600% in five years. The Queen’s Gambit, watched by 62 million households in its first 28 days on Netflix, was the turning point. Escalating film salaries (she reportedly earned around $5 million for Furiosa) and a global Dior ambassadorship worth over $1 million annually have pushed the figure significantly higher. She’s voicing Princess Peach in this one, and if her recent career momentum holds, her net worth will look very different by the time the film releases.
11. Benny Safdie ($5 Million)
Benny Safdie brings genuine cinematic credibility to this cast. Best known for co-directing Uncut Gems and Good Time alongside his brother Josh, he stepped into acting with a memorable turn as Edward Teller in Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer. More recently, he won the Silver Lion for Best Direction at Venice for The Smashing Machine in 2025 and has a role in Nolan’s upcoming The Odyssey. His estimated $5 million likely understates where things are heading.
12. Kevin Michael Richardson ($4 Million)
If you’ve watched animated television at any point in the past 30 years, you’ve heard Kevin Michael Richardson. With over 590 credits to his name, spanning Family Guy, The Simpsons, Avatar: The Last Airbender, and Invincible, he is one of the most prolific voice actors in the industry. His estimated net worth is $4 million.
13. Carlos Alazraqui ($4 Million)
Carlos Alazraqui is best known for voicing Rocko in Rocko’s Modern Life, playing Deputy Garcia in Reno 911!, and being the voice behind the Taco Bell chihuahua, possibly one of the most culturally embedded ad campaigns of the late ’90s. His estimated net worth also sits at $4 million.
14. Eric Bauza ($1.5 to $2 Million)
Eric Bauza carries one of the most historically significant roles in voice acting. He is the current official voice of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, and Tweety, maintaining the legacy of the legendary Mel Blanc. He has won three Emmy Awards for his work and is genuinely beloved within the voice acting community. His estimated net worth falls between $1.5 and $2 million, the lowest trackable figure in this cast, though that number says nothing about the cultural weight of the characters he brings to life.
The combined estimated net worth of the 14 trackable cast members exceeds $330 million, with Chris Pratt accounting for nearly a third of that figure on his own. The 50-to-1 ratio between the wealthiest and least wealthy trackable members says everything about how Hollywood’s economics actually work, even when some of those less wealthy actors are voicing characters that generations of fans grew up loving.
