Tate Donovan

Of his ten planets, three sit in earth signs, three in air, and two apiece in fire and water, with nothing scarce. Donovan is an American actor and the record names The O.C. and Argo, which is a long running teen drama and a thriller about a rescue.

The Sun sits on the second degree of Libra with Venus further along the sign, and Mercury, Uranus and Pluto group across fourteen degrees of Virgo behind them. The Moon answers from the end of Sagittarius. Libra attends to whoever else is in the scene; Virgo notices the exact detail. For an actor who works steadily in ensembles rather than carrying films, that pairing is the whole working description.

The Sun stands at a strained angle to Saturn at fourteen hundredths of a degree, about as close as two planets get, identity pressed against the planet of limit. Venus sits in easy contact with Mars at eight hundredths, taste and drive agreeing completely. Those two aspects pull in opposite directions and they are the two tightest in the chart. Mercury, Jupiter and Saturn were the three retrograde planets at his birth. For an actor, identity against limit while taste and drive agree is the split the work gets made across.

Jupiter closed a full circuit on its Aries birth degree on 19 March 2023, at fifty nine, thirteen months after Saturn had closed its own second lap. Aries asks what was set going and declines to follow it up, and four circuits come before it. For somebody whose record names two productions out of a long working life, what was set going is a narrow question. Identity braced against limit while taste and drive agree is the division worth keeping from this chart. His Moon sits on the twenty eighth degree of Sagittarius at noon and may have crossed into Capricorn, which leaves the private half open between heading out and counting the cost. Three planets gathered in Virgo, all of them slow or inward facing, is where the precision in this chart sits rather than in anything personal.