Ben Stiller

Seven of his ten planets sit in mutable signs, which is a very heavy concentration, with two cardinal and a single fixed one. The elements come out four in earth, three in water, two in fire and a single one in air. Stiller is an American comedian and the record names him the director of Tropic Thunder.

The Sun sits on the ninth degree of Sagittarius with Mercury at fourteen and retrograde, both in the sign built around freedom and the pursuit of something larger. Venus and Mars sit together in Capricorn. His Moon sits on the third degree of Pisces at noon and this chart cannot rule out Aquarius, so the private half could be either absorbing the mood of a room or stepping back to examine it. For a comedian who also directs, a Sagittarius Sun with speech turned inward beside it is the division to start from.

Nothing in this chart comes inside a degree of anything and no named pattern forms anywhere in it, which makes this an unusually loose birth and worth saying plainly rather than talking up one contact. Venus sits in mild friction with Saturn at just over a degree, warmth meeting a wall, and the Sun in that same friction with Venus at a degree and a quarter. Mars sits sixty degrees from Saturn at just under a degree and three quarters, an opening onto sustained effort that has to be taken up. Mercury and Jupiter were the two retrograde planets. In a comedian who directs, a loose chart is the honest finding: very little here is wired tightly enough to insist on anything.

Jupiter came the whole way round to its Gemini starting point on 3 June 2025, at fifty nine, fifteen months after Saturn had closed its own second lap, and four circuits precede it. Gemini holds two accounts of one thing without choosing, which for a record that names him as a comedian and as a director both is the question it puts. Seven mutable planets in a loose chart is the fact to take from this one: it adapts to whatever it is handed, and almost nothing in it insists.