Film Adaptation
In 2004, Uwe Boll bought the film rights to the game as a deal with Eidos, who promised him the rights to Hitman if he also bought the rights to Fear Effect. Eidos did not hold up their end of the deal, and as a result, Boll dropped the film. The rights were later picked up by Mindfire Entertainment, with Stanley Tong in negotiation to direct and frequent Uwe Boll collaborator Mark A. Altman handling the script. Although for a time it was listed as "in production" and having a 2008 release date on movie sites such as IMDb, there was almost no other concrete information regarding the film. Subsequently, the IMDb page has been taken down, and no further mention of a Fear Effect movie has been officially made anywhere since.
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