Eric Dane

Air takes five of his ten planets, fire three, with a single one apiece in earth and water, and the one in water is the Sun itself. Only one planet here sits in a fixed sign and it is that same Sun. Dane acted, and the record names Grey's Anatomy.

The Sun sits at eighteen degrees of Scorpio, the sign that commits completely and will not be known on anybody else's schedule. Venus, Mars, Uranus and Pluto spread across twenty two degrees of Libra, which will not act without the other party, and Mercury and Neptune sit in Sagittarius. His Moon sits at twenty eight degrees of Sagittarius at noon and may by then have moved on into Capricorn, which leaves the private half open between needing room and managing the feeling instead. For an actor the record fixes to a single series, two wide groups and no tight pairing is the shape to keep.

Nothing in this chart comes inside four fifths of a degree, so this is a loose birth with two wide groups in it rather than any tight pairing. Mercury sits in mild friction with Mars at under nine tenths, thought and drive colliding, and the Sun sits in that same friction with Pluto at just under a degree. Saturn sits in easy contact with Uranus at just over one, which reads as a new thing patiently built. Saturn alone was retrograde at his birth. For an actor working inside a very large ensemble, four planets in the sign that needs the other party is the plainest reading available.

He died in Los Angeles on 19 February 2026, at fifty three. Pluto rules his Scorpio Sun, and that day it sat sixty degrees from his natal Neptune six hundredths of a degree from exact, the closest contact in that sky, and in easy contact with its own natal place at three quarters. Mercury stood square his natal Saturn at five hundredths. The Sun that day was in Pisces, water answering the water his own Sun sits in, and the Moon was new at six per cent, the phase that starts a thing without waiting to see the whole of it. One fixed planet in the whole chart, and it the Sun in Scorpio, is the fact to keep: everything else here moved, and that did not.