Bill Murray has been spotted for the first time since the Being Mortal scandal

Bill Murray was announced on Tuesday for the first time since his “inadequate behaviour‘ is said to have halted production on Aziz Ansari’s film ‘Being Mortal’.

The comedy legend and SNL graduate was caught racing through Los Angeles International Airport around 6 a.m. local time, preventing more than a dozen travelers from getting through security and dodging questions about the controversy.

“Mr. Murray, how are you, sir?” The man filming the brief encounter can be heard asking the comic.

“Sir, do you have anything to say about the Being Mortal set being shut down?”

Murray, 71, dressed in black with a blue vest and baseball cap and black mask, turns his head away as he fled from the cameraman.

He catches a line of airline passengers waiting to go through security, cuts off more than a dozen people, and reaches the security checkpoint — without answering.

The actor has opened up about halting production on the film earlier this month after being accused of a bombshell allegation that he was “touchy” with women on set.

Filming for “Being Mortal” was suspended indefinitely on April 21 after the claims surfaced.

“He was very touchy, not in personal areas, but would put an arm around a woman, touch her hair, tug on her ponytail — but always in a comedic way.” A source told Page Six last week.

“It’s a fine line and everyone loves Bill,” the source said. “But while his behavior is not illegal, some women felt uncomfortable and he crossed the line.”