He dramatically resigned his seat in parliament, urging his constituents not to vote in the consequent by-election. However, he continued to remain active writing literary works and producing films. In 1927, Billing wrote a play, High Treason, inspired by Fritz Lang's film Metropolis.
He resigned from his parliamentary position dramatically, urging his constituents not to vote in the subsequent by-election. He continued to be active in writing literary works and producing films. In 1927, Billing wrote a play titled "High Treason," which was inspired by Fritz Lang's film "Metropolis."