Jacob Anderson

Jacob Anderson played Grey Worm in Game of Thrones and then Louis in Interview with the Vampire, which is a strange pairing: a soldier who has had everything taken from him, and a man who has been given an eternity he did not ask for. Both parts are about enforced patience.

He was born in London on 18 June 1990 with the Sun at the end of Gemini and the Moon at the end of Aries, in easy contact under half a degree apart. Those two agree, which is less common than it sounds: what he is and what he needs point the same way, quick and direct and uninterested in the long consultation. The chart runs four planets in earth to hold it down.

Mars squares Neptune half a degree off, drive against something that refuses to stay still, and the two sit in a T-square with Jupiter so the strain has a third point pulling at it and nowhere to resolve. In a performer that configuration usually shows up as range rather than trouble: the aggression is available and so is the vagueness, and neither cancels the other.

Three planets group in Capricorn, all three of them retrograde. Capricorn is the sign of the long apprenticeship, and reversed it turns the whole slow half of the chart inward: progress made privately, credit arriving late. For an actor who spent six years as a supporting character before a lead, that is the mechanism rather than bad luck.

His Moon is at the very end of Aries or the start of Taurus, undetermined, and either way it sits in awkward contact with Mercury. Feeling slightly out of step with speech, in a man who also records music under another name: two outlets rather than one is a reasonable response to it.

His Jupiter return fell in April 2026, at thirty five, and on a chart whose Sun and Moon already agree, a year of expansion does not create a direction. It removes the excuses for not taking it.