Idea for a character of Pusher IV

I saw some interview with the director and he said that he allready has written a fourth part but we don't know it's ever gonna be filmed.

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He was a very likeable character, even in the first movie when he was putting pressure on Frank. He held off as long as possible, even once Milo had made it clear Frank needed to be hurt. Was odd to see him in Pusher 3 and how different he looked. He was still a big guy but he didn't look so threatening, he was rounder now rather than muscular and I also think the glasses added to it. He's definitely a likeable enough character to make a film out of, although it wouldn't matter, the firector and writer do a great job of making characters likeable. Tonny for example, I hated in Pusher but he was likeable in Pusher 2, likewise Milo.

He was a very likeable character? Heh heh. That's hilarious, Holmes. His contempt for the poor sod that he was going to force into robbing a bank was diabolical. Thank God Denmark's a little safer now he's making his shishka-bobs for local sand-ni-g-a-s He's colder than Joe Pesci, the way he does that maniac Milo's bidding. He reminds me of one of the Gambino's worst murderers, Roy DeMeo, except DeMeo acted out of rage, where this guy could gut you like Hannibal Lecter, without his pulse rising a single beat.
As for his giving Frank a little leeway, that was just temporary. He'd known Frank, and actually put a little credence in Frank's excuse that he'd pay Milo back. But once Frank showed his true colors, woe is Frank when R catches up with him. I'm glad they didn't show that and I was happy when Milo was still looking for Frank in Pusher II, indicating Radovan hadn't yet gutted him like the butcher he is. But, then again chacun a son gout. I hope you don't let your guard down when you meet very dangerous people that conceal their villainy as well as R. He's the Richard Kuklinski of Denmark. Heh heh. Great thought though.