Jason Alexander

Three of his ten planets sit in earth signs, three in air, two in fire and two in water, an even spread with nothing scarce. Alexander acts, and the record names Seinfeld and a Tony, which is a sitcom and a stage award rather than one trade twice.

The Sun sits on the final eight minutes of Virgo and Venus on the final eight minutes of Leo, the same position in two different signs, and the two sit in easy contact one hundredth of a degree from exact. That is the closest pair this project finds in almost any chart. Virgo corrects what it finds and Leo wants the room, and having identity and taste at the identical point of each, about to tip into the next sign, is the structural account of a comic actor whose parts are built out of small exact faults.

Mercury sits in easy contact with Pluto at under a fifth of a degree and in mild friction with Uranus at a third, so speech is held between concentrated force and the planet that refuses the expected arrangement. Saturn sits on the first degree of Capricorn, the sign it governs. Not one of his ten planets was retrograde at his birth, and nothing here forms a named pattern. For a comic actor, speech held between force and the break is where a line gets its timing.

Jupiter came the whole way round to its Scorpio starting point on 30 October 2018, at fifty nine, ten months after Saturn had closed its own second lap. Scorpio puts no value on the public account of a thing, and four laps precede it. For a record that names a television part everybody knows and a stage award most people do not, that is the division the sign is pointing at. Two planets on the last eight minutes of their signs is the detail worth keeping from this one.