Josh Holloway

Four of his ten planets sit in air signs, three in water, two in earth and one in fire. Air reads the room and works out what to say; the element that would go at a thing directly is nearly absent. Holloway is an American actor and the record names Lost and nothing else.

The Sun sits on the twenty eighth degree of Cancer with Mercury a couple of degrees behind it, and the Moon, Jupiter and Uranus sit inside seven degrees of Libra. Cancer keeps what it is given and protects it; Libra attends to whoever else is there. For an actor whose named work is an ensemble with a very large cast, a Cancer Sun that gives nothing away and a tight Libra group doing the negotiating is a workable reading.

Jupiter sits conjunct Uranus at five hundredths of a degree, both of them on the first degree of Libra, which is about as close as two planets get and an unusual place for the pair to meet. Scale fused to the planet that refuses the expected arrangement, right at the start of the cooperating sign, is the most striking thing here. Saturn stands at a strained angle to Pluto at nine hundredths. Neptune alone was retrograde at his birth. For an actor, scale fused to the break at the start of the cooperating sign is an unusual thing to carry into an ensemble.

Jupiter stood again on its Libra birth degree on 12 September 2016, at forty seven, and three laps precede it. Libra asks what the other people in it got, and for a record that names one ensemble and nothing beside it, that is the only question available. One planet in fire, in a chart with four in air, describes somebody who talks his way through rather than forcing anything. His Moon sits in the Libra group alongside scale and the break, which puts private feeling in the middle of the chart's one tight arrangement rather than off on its own. Saturn pressed against Pluto at nine hundredths of a degree is the other pairing worth keeping, and it is the only hard thing in an otherwise accommodating chart.