John Krasinski

Air and water take three of his ten planets each, with two apiece in fire and earth, and nothing in this chart was retrograde at his birth. The whole of it faces forward. The record calls Krasinski an American actor of The Office and the director of A Quiet Place.

Six of the ten planets sit in two adjacent groups. The Sun, Moon and Pluto fill seven degrees of Libra, which is worked out in relation to other people, and both lights are certain there, which is uncommon in this set. Mercury, Venus and Uranus fill eight degrees of Scorpio next door, which commits totally and will not be known on anybody else's schedule. For somebody the record credits in two trades, a Libra group with a Scorpio one behind it is the division to start from: the front of it negotiates and the back of it does not.

The Sun sits a fifth of a turn from Mars at thirteen hundredths of a degree, the closest contact here, which is effort coming easily and in one's own interest: physical confidence, and somebody who does not need to be talked into starting. The Moon sits in quiet contact with Saturn at under a third, emotional steadiness and being reliable in a crisis. Mercury sits at that same quiet angle to Neptune and to Pluto at identical orbs of half a degree, which is a coincidence of arithmetic rather than a reading. An actor who went on to direct is somebody who did not need talking into starting, which is what that first contact says in as many words.

Jupiter came back to its Virgo birth degree on 29 August 2015, at thirty five, and two laps precede it. Virgo measures a thing by whether it was done properly, which for a record naming one part and one film he made himself is a question with two separate answers. Nothing retrograde, with six planets in two groups, is the fact to keep from this chart: it does not hesitate and it does not spread itself.