Taron Egerton

Nine of the ten stand in water and earth, five in the first and four in the second, with one in fire and none at all in air. Nothing here stands outside a situation to describe it: everything is either felt or built. Egerton is Welsh on the record and was born in Birkenhead in 1989, and his best known part required him to play a living performer whose face and voice the audience already knew exactly.

The Sun sits at eighteen degrees of Scorpio with Mercury a sixth of a degree away, inside a four planet Scorpio group that also holds Mars and Pluto. Scorpio commits completely or not at all, and it does not narrate the process. Taking on a real and recognisable person is total commitment to somebody else's life for the length of a production, and the sign that does nothing by halves is where most of this chart lives.

Three T-squares run through the chart, which is a great deal of structural tension for one birth, and the Aries Moon stands at the apex of all three. Saturn sits conjunct Neptune within a fifth of a degree inside a four planet Capricorn group, and Jupiter opposes both of them within half a degree. Restriction fused with image, with expansion directly across from the pair, is a legible chart for an actor: the job is to be seen, and the machinery of being seen is under permanent load.

Jupiter closed a circuit on 26 July 2025, at thirty five, back on the degree of Cancer where it started. Cancer keeps what it is given, so reach is weighed there by what was held onto rather than by distance covered. For an actor whose most visible work was an impersonation, the question of what belongs to him and what was borrowed is not a chart abstraction, and Cancer is the sign least willing to give either back.