Before that - Ayres' wired, electrifying presence aside - it is rather underpowered with some unnecessary supporting roles distracting from the compelling central twosome.
What is rapidly emerging as a key to the health of Fifth Avenue above 42d Street is the stretch below, from 42d to 34th, where the newly opened 29-story Republic National Bank tower has proved an "electrifying presence that is opening the area up," according to Jeffrey Wilpon, a developer of 575 Fifth.
It is 19 years since Cantona delivered one more shock to a football world electrified by his presence, by announcing his retirement from the game at just 30.
Woz spoke at TEDx Brussels this week and his presence electrified the 2,000 people in the audience.
The girl, who was clutching a Bible, according to Williamson, was initially reluctant to meet the religious leader but found herself electrified by his presence and almost immediately dedicated her life to his cause.
From seedy back alleys to gaudy Las Vegas, its blinking presence has electrified the contemporary city.
Aston Villa's season has come alive in the space of five days - electrified by the touchline presence of new manager Tim Sherwood and a re-energised Villa Park.
The round-midnight atmosphere of drowsy decadence is seductive for a stretch, though a little goes rather a long way: I missed Mia Wasikowska – a brief, electrifying mid-film presence as Swinton's more brashly bloodsucking sister – when she was gone.
Yet for critics and viewers paying appropriate attention to the world of movies at large, including independent films, there's an entire generation of young actors (borrowing Rafferty's definition, actors under forty) who may or may not have theatrical training but who have powerful talent and electrifying onscreen presence.
Bette Midler electrified the critics with her stage presence in the solo play "I'll Eat You Last: A Chat With Sue Mengers" but didn't receive a nomination for the highly competitive lead actress in a play.
