Adam Driver

Of his ten planets, four sit in fire signs, three in water, two in air and a single one in earth. Fire acts and water takes the measure of it; the element that would plant itself and refuse to move is nearly absent. Driver acts, the record names Girls, Marriage Story and the Star Wars sequels, and it says he was a Marine before Juilliard.

Mercury, Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune group across nineteen degrees of Sagittarius, while the Sun, Saturn and Pluto sit in Scorpio behind them. Sagittarius goes out and tells the story; Scorpio gives nothing away. A record that holds a military enlistment and a conservatoire training in the same line needs both of those, and the chart keeps them in adjacent signs rather than arguing them out.

Mercury sits conjunct Uranus at under a quarter of a degree, the tightest contact here, which puts speech directly alongside the planet that refuses the expected arrangement. Mars sits in easy contact with Pluto at under a third. Not one of his ten planets was retrograde at his birth, so nothing in this chart was quietly reconsidering anything, which is rarer than it sounds. For an actor whose named parts are people holding something back, having the heavy planets grouped in Scorpio and the speaking ones in Sagittarius is the division that lets the strain stay unspoken.

On 16 September 2019 Jupiter stood again on its Sagittarius birth degree, at thirty five, which puts the planet of reach back in the sign it governs and gives it the clearest run the arithmetic allows. Sagittarius measures a thing by how far it went from where it started, and two circuits come before it. For a record that begins with the Marines and arrives at the films it names, distance from the starting point is the measure it was built for.