Regina Hall

Her ten planets divide three in earth, three in water, two in fire and two in air, an even spread with nothing missing. Hall is an American actress whose record names two films at opposite ends of what the trade offers: a broad comedy franchise and a small drama about women working a bad job well, which between them cover most of the distance an actor can travel.

The Sun sits at twenty degrees of Sagittarius and the Moon at eighteen of Gemini, directly across the zodiac from each other, so she was born close to the full moon. Sagittarius says the thing plainly and Gemini will not stay in one register. That opposition is the structural account of somebody who can play broad and play small, because the two halves of the chart are already pulling in opposite directions. A performer who can play broad comedy and a quiet drama is using two registers the chart already keeps apart.

Venus, Mars and Jupiter group across twenty degrees of Scorpio, which puts taste, drive and scale in the sign that conceals what it is doing while it does it. In a comic performer that is the timing: the thing withheld until the last possible moment. The Moon sits at a hard angle to Mars at under two thirds of a degree, and Saturn, retrograde at her birth, is the only planet facing the other way.

Jupiter finished where it began in Scorpio, on 9 October 2018, at forty seven. Scorpio lets the planet of expansion have nothing on credit, and the figure it keeps is depth rather than count. Four circuits precede it, and the smaller of the two films the record names arrived in the most recent, which on that measure counts for more than the franchise does. A full moon birth gives a performer two registers to work in rather than one, and the record shows her using both rather than settling into either.