Thomas Haden Church

Fire claims four of his ten planets, with two apiece in earth, air and water, so nothing in this chart is scarce. Church is an American actor and the record says he was nominated for Sideways.

The Sun sits at twenty seven degrees of Gemini with Venus a degree and a third behind it, identity and taste fused in the sign that knows a thing and passes it on, which reads as charm and as being liked easily enough that it rarely gets tested. The Moon answers from Aries at sixteen, where a feeling arrives at full volume and is gone almost as fast. Jupiter sits on the final degree of Sagittarius and was retrograde. For an actor the record fixes to a single nomination, a Sun fused to Venus is the half of the chart that got him in the room.

Nothing in this chart comes inside four fifths of a degree, so this is a loose birth with no named pattern anywhere in it. The Moon sits square Saturn at just under nine tenths, need meeting a refusal, which reads as being far more self sufficient than anybody wanted to be. Mars sits in easy contact with Jupiter at just over nine tenths, effort that pays and well timed action. The Sun sits sixty degrees from that same Mars at just over a degree and a half. Three planets ran backwards at his birth: Jupiter, Saturn and Neptune. For an actor the record credits with a single nomination, effort that pays without being pushed is the most useful contact available.

Jupiter came the whole way round to its Sagittarius starting point on 28 November 2019, at fifty nine, thirteen days after Saturn had closed its own second lap, and four circuits precede it. Two returns inside a fortnight is an unusually loaded two weeks for any chart to be handed. Sagittarius measures a thing by how far it got from where it started, and for a record naming one nomination and nothing around it, the distance is what it leaves out. A loose chart with a Sun fused to Venus is the fact to keep: the charm is structural, and almost nothing else here is wired tightly enough to argue with it.