James Garner

His ten planets divide five in fire and five in water, with not one in earth and not one in air. The elements that would hold a position or talk it over are both missing from the chart entirely, which is an unusual thing to carry and leaves nothing between acting on a thing and feeling it. Garner acted, and the record names The Rockford Files and Maverick.

The Sun sits at eighteen degrees of Aries with Jupiter less than a degree behind it and Uranus at four degrees of the same sign, while Mercury, Venus and Mars spread across twenty five degrees of Pisces. Aries is most recognisable with something to push against; Pisces keeps no edge of its own. The Moon answers from Scorpio at sixteen, feeling everything at depth and showing none of it. For an actor whose two named series ran on an easy manner, identity fused to the planet of scale in the sign that goes first is the engine underneath it.

Mercury sits conjunct Venus at just over half a degree, thought and taste in the same place, which reads as a good ear and a preference for the elegant answer over the exhaustive one. Mars sits on the first six minutes of Pisces and in hard contact with Pluto at eleven hundredths of a degree, force against force and the closest thing in the chart. Mars also sits seventy two degrees from Saturn at under a degree, the angle of something worked at for years. Two planets faced backwards at his birth, Saturn and Neptune. For an actor whose record is two series carried on an easy manner, thought and taste in the same place is most of the equipment.

He died at Brentwood on 19 July 2014, at eighty six. Mars rules his Aries Sun, and that day it sat sixty degrees from his natal Neptune at sixteen hundredths of a degree. Uranus stood on both halves of his Aries pairing at once, conjunct his natal Jupiter at a third of a degree and his natal Sun at just over one, while Saturn stood conjunct his natal Moon at four sevenths. The Moon was at its last quarter and forty three per cent lit. That is the phase that rethinks the whole premise rather than the details. A chart with only two elements in it, in an actor the record names for two series, is the fact to keep.