The Spanish Rock band Hombres G got its name in 1983 from the Spanish translation of 'G-man' and after the James Cagney film G Men.[2] In the video game franchise Half-Life, introduced in 1998, one of the main characters is a "sinister interdimensional bureaucrat" called G-Man, who speaks in a cryptic manner and places the main character Gordon Freeman into stasis at the end of the first game. The 2011 film J. Edgar includes a reference to the surrender scene in the 1959 film The FBI Story. In the 2011 film X-Men: First Class, Charles Xavier refers to his team as the "G-Men", but Moira MacTaggart states that they are something different, and decides to name the team "X-Men".