Josh Duhamel

Six of his ten planets sit in air signs, two in fire, and one each in earth and water. Air works out how a situation is put together and what it will do next, and the elements that would plant themselves in it or be swamped by it are both down to a single planet. Duhamel is an American actor who modelled before he acted, which is an entry into the trade where the face is known some years before the work is.

The Sun sits at twenty two degrees of Scorpio, the sign that keeps its own counsel, while Venus, Mars, Uranus and Pluto group across twenty five degrees of Libra. Libra attends to whoever is in the room and declines to pick a side; Scorpio tells it nothing. Having what he values, what drives him and the two slowest planets all stationed in the accommodating sign, with the identity held back in Scorpio behind them, is a workable arrangement for somebody whose first trade was being looked at.

The Sun stands in mild friction with Jupiter three hundredths of a degree off exact, which is about as close as two planets get, and the Moon makes easy contact with Mars at just over a quarter. Venus makes easy contact with Saturn at a degree, so taste and discipline agree rather than argue. Saturn was the only one of the ten moving backwards at his birth, which leaves the chart's single source of restraint facing inward.

Jupiter closed a full circuit on its Capricorn birth degree on 4 January 2020, at forty seven. Capricorn asks what a thing cost to keep rather than how far it reached, and three circuits come before it. For an actor whose record names no single defining part, cost is the fairer of the two measures available. Six planets in air against one in earth describes somebody who reads a room quickly and has very little in the chart insisting on staying put. His Moon sits at the end of Aquarius at noon, close enough to the next sign that it may have reached Pisces, which leaves the private half open between standing apart from the room and dissolving into it.