Edward Burns

Earth accounts for four of his ten planets, air three, water two and a single one fire. Earth builds and air arranges; the element that would charge at a thing is down to one planet. Burns is an American actor and director and the record names The Brothers McMullen.

The Sun sits on the ninth degree of Aquarius and the Moon on the ninth as well, conjunct at just over a quarter of a degree, so he was born within hours of a new moon. Two lights that close together put the self and what the self wants in the same place, which is undivided when it works and leaves nobody standing far enough back to judge when it does not. Mercury sits further along the same sign at twenty seven. Jupiter, Uranus and Pluto spread across Virgo and all three were retrograde. For a director the record fixes to one film, two lights in the same degree of the sign that will not be instructed is the structure to start from.

Neptune is tied to all three of those Aquarius planets. The Sun sits seventy two degrees from it at just over half a degree, imagination available without cost; the Moon sits at that same angle at four fifths, empathy that costs nothing; and Mercury sits square it at four fifths, thinking that gets misty. In a film maker, identity, feeling and speech all wired to the planet of image is as close to a job description as a chart gets. Venus sits in easy contact with Jupiter at five hundredths of a degree, the closest pairing here.

Saturn came back to its Aries birth degree on 20 April 2026, at fifty eight, which is a second return rather than a first. Aries holds the beginning of a thing, so a return there asks whether the start was ever properly built on, and for a director whose record names his first film and nothing after it, that is the pointed version of the question. A new moon birth with three planets wired to Neptune is what to take from this chart.