Jamie Lee Curtis

Not one of her ten planets sits in an air sign. Fire takes six, with two apiece in earth and water, and five of the ten are mutable. The element that would stand back and talk a thing over is missing from this chart entirely. The record says Curtis is an American actress who won an Oscar forty years into her career.

The Sun sits on the first arcminute of Sagittarius at noon, which means that without a birth time her Sun sign itself is not settled: it is either the last of Scorpio or the first of Sagittarius. Those two read almost opposite, total commitment on one side and the pursuit of something larger on the other, and this chart cannot say which. Venus sits at three degrees of Sagittarius with Mercury at twenty two and Saturn at twenty five, so three planets are in that sign whatever the Sun did. The Moon answers from Aries at twenty one, where feelings arrive at full volume and leave almost as quickly. For an actress whose record is one award forty years into a career, a Sun that cannot be pinned to a sign is an unusually honest place to start.

Jupiter sits a fifth of a turn from Pluto at under a fifth of a degree, which is effective power: reform that succeeds, and an ability to recover from setbacks at scale. In a record whose single fact is an award arriving forty years in, that contact earns its place. Jupiter also sits square Uranus at just over a third of a degree, growth that arrives disruptively and costs stability. The Moon sits in easy contact with Mercury at just over a degree, feelings that articulate easily. Mars and Uranus were the two retrograde planets.

Jupiter came back to its Scorpio birth degree on 22 August 2018, at fifty nine, and four laps precede it. Scorpio does not let go of a thing once it has committed to it, and a return there asks what was still being held on to, which in a record of one award forty years in is close to the whole question. No air at all, with a Sun whose sign cannot be fixed, is what to take from this chart.