Ok,sorry,it can be well remembered in his country, but not much on my

The interview is over.

Simon is only a director (and he only directed the first film), so he doesn't really get to choose what projects he works on. Secondly, Simon works for DreamWorks now, so he can't answer this for certain. The most of an answer he could give you is his own opinion on the matter.

As for Balto 4, it will never come to pass (Universal has made this clear in the past). As so long as there are people (and there are many younger people who know of the Balto movies) who enjoy the film and the story behind it, I don't think Balto is at risk at being forgotten. And from what I understand, elementary schools in Cleveland, OH teach the history behind the first film (which I think is more worthy to remember). Be grateful for what you have, and perhaps research a question before asking it. I can be sure there are well over 100 questions regarding Balto 4 on this site.

And just as a suggestion, you should really work on your grammar skills. Most of what you wrote here consists of run-on sentences, which makes this annoying and difficult to read.