Joel Kinnaman

Six of his ten planets sit in mutable signs, which is the heaviest concentration here, and the elements come out three in fire, three in earth and two apiece in air and water. Mutable adapts around the thing rather than starting it or holding it. Kinnaman is a Swedish American actor and the record names The Killing and RoboCop.

The Sun sits on the third degree of Sagittarius with Venus near the end of the same sign and Neptune at twenty, while Mars, Jupiter and Saturn spread across twenty three degrees of Virgo. Sagittarius is built around freedom and makes long commitments feel like walls; Virgo wants the thing done properly. The Moon answers from Aquarius at fourteen, which handles a feeling by stepping back to examine it. For an actor working in two countries and two languages, a chart this mutable is the structure that allows it.

Mercury is in three of the six closest contacts and it was retrograde. It sits conjunct Uranus at three quarters of a degree, which reads as insight arriving whole rather than by steps, a fifth of a turn from Jupiter at half, and in quiet contact with Pluto at the same half degree. The Sun sits square Mars at fourteen hundredths of a degree, the closest thing in the chart, drive and identity flatly arguing. Venus sits square Saturn at two thirds of a degree, which is affection that withholds first rather than risk being refused. In an actor, a mind that arrives at a thing whole rather than by steps is the half of the work that looks like instinct.

Jupiter came back round to its Virgo birth degree on 20 September 2015, at thirty five, and two laps precede it. Virgo asks whether a thing would survive a second look, which for a record naming a cable series and a studio remake is two very different questions. A Sun squared by Mars at fourteen hundredths of a degree is the contact to keep: an actor whose identity and whose aggression were never going to agree, which is useful in the work and expensive everywhere else. Six mutable planets is why none of it stays fixed for long.