Matt Dillon

Air claims four of his ten planets, earth three, fire two and a single one water, and six of the ten sit in fixed signs. Air arranges the thing and fixed holds it; the element that would register what it cost is down to one planet. Dillon is an American actor and the record says he was nominated for Crash.

The Sun, Mercury, Mars and Saturn spread across seventeen degrees of Aquarius, four planets in the sign built on not being told, with the Sun on the final degree of it and Mars twenty minutes behind. Aquarius carries an immovability that its airy reputation disguises completely. His Moon sits on the fifth degree of Taurus at noon, with the sign before it still possible, Aries, which puts the private half between needing the basics in place and going at the thing without waiting. For an actor the record reduces to one nomination, four planets in the sign that will not be instructed is the detail to keep.

The Sun sits conjunct Mars at a third of a degree, so self and will are effectively the same thing here: courage, competitiveness and a low tolerance for being told to wait, with criticism landing as attack rather than as information. Jupiter sits at an awkward angle to Neptune at sixteen hundredths of a degree, the closest contact in the chart, faith running ahead of the evidence. Venus stands at that same angle to Uranus at nine tenths. Only the outer three were retrograde at his birth, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto. In an actor, identity and will that hard to separate is the thing that reads on camera and costs everywhere else.

Jupiter came the whole way round to its Aries starting point on 27 March 2023, at fifty nine, seven weeks after Saturn had closed its own second lap, and four circuits precede it. Aries measures a thing from the moment it started, and for an actor whose record names a single nomination and nothing around it, the start is the part it leaves out. Identity and drive in the same place in the sign that will not be instructed, with Saturn three degrees behind them, is the structure to keep from this chart.