WATCH: The moment Seinfeld co-creator Larry David was 'done' with red carpet reporter

Larry David was 'done' after a reporter's line of questions left him less than impressed.

Speaking to Variety at the Curb Your Enthusiasm premiere ahead of its 12th and final season, David was ready to move on after a reporter kept asking him about the hit show.

"Are we done?" David asked several times at the end of the interview.

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The awkward interview began with the reporter Marc Malkin asking the comedy star why this was the final season of the sitcom, prompting a long pause from David.

"Out of all the questions?" he asked the reporter because explaining "it's time. Twelve seasons, that's a lot for a television show, over 24 years."

Curb Your Enthusiasm first aired in 1999 and is on its twelfth season after having several breaks over the years.

Malkin then questioned if the show might return, claiming David has said the show was done in the past before coming back for another season.

"Yeah, I said it before, but I wasn't 76 when I said it," the actor said.

After that, the reporter asked David about his upcoming comedy tour after the show's conclusion, which the actor was not having a bar of.

"It's not a tour. I'm not going on a tour. I'm doing two appearances – so what?" he said.

"What am I on a bus now?" he asked, adamantly denying that he was touring.

The actor didn't provide names when next asked who his favourite guest star on the sitcom was and who he wished they had booked over the years.

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And while David did reveal his favourite episode of the long-running sitcom was Palestinian Chicken, the final straw was being urged to share his favourite catchphrase.

"Are we done?" the sitcom legend asked.

"Where's my HBO representative? We're done with him, right?" he said before leaving.

As well as starring on the sitcom for now twelve seasons, David is well known for co-creating the smash hit series Seinfeld.

In his personal life, David married his girlfriend, Ashley Underwood in 2020.

He also shares two daughters Cazzie and Romy from his 14-year marriage to his first wife Laurie David.