He said: "I think it's a dangerous attraction, an addiction.
On "Red," those feelings run hot: a dangerous attraction on "Treacherous," joyous resentment on "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together," resparked optimism on "Begin Again".
Delphine, whose mother supposedly died when she was only a few months old, looks to Eva as a mentor and a mother figure, but when she first meets Fidelis, she feels as though "a field of gravity" has "moved through her body"; there is a dangerous attraction, an electricity in the air.
But for others, unclad bodies are an affront to civility, a source of discomfort and a potentially dangerous attraction for pedophiles.
Yet as day bleeds into night, which turns to morning on the grounds of Oliver's country home (lyrically designed by Scott Pask, with lighting to match by Brian MacDevitt), you sense a growing, dangerous attraction between these opposite types (well, duh).
There is a link back to this show's very beginnings: Silvano Carroli, who sang the part of Jack Rance in the first run, repeats it here, turning a character who ought at least to have a whiff of dangerous attraction about him into a sad old git who has lusted after Minnie for longer than he cares to remember.
Mike Tyson, boxing's most fearsome and dangerous attraction, was denied a license today to fight Lennox Lewis for his heavyweight titles at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on April 6.
But film needs a focus, and so Saul Dibb's vision homes in on the book's second half, "Dolce", and the dangerous attraction between Lucile Angellier (played by Michelle Williams) and a German officer, Bruno von Falk (Matthias Schoenaerts).
Hansen suspects that as a woman especially, the press takes the White Widow to symbolize the dangerous attraction of al Shabaab that the group can snap up "one of us, even a mother".
Session 8: Fraudulent memoir and 'fact' - Monday 2nd November The dangerous attraction of making it all up.
Also on the horizon are the independent features DANGEROUS ATTRACTION and THE FOURTH NOBLE TRUTH.
