Tim Robbins

Three of his planets sit in fire, three in air, three in water and only one in earth. Earth is what consolidates a position and stays in it, and there is almost none of it. Robbins acts and directs, and the record names three films, one of which won him an Academy Award, spread across a career that has never settled into a single kind of part.

The Sun sits at twenty three degrees of Libra with Venus further back in the sign, and the Moon answers from Sagittarius. Libra weighs one thing against another and will not shut either option down; Sagittarius says the unguarded thing and assumes it will be taken well. That pairing describes somebody careful about the work and noticeably less careful about his opinions, which is a fair reading of the public record.

A second group of Mercury, Jupiter and Neptune sits inside eight degrees of Scorpio, a tight trio putting speech, scale and image in the sign that conceals. Venus makes easy contact with Uranus at two thirds of a degree and sits at a hard angle to Mars at four fifths. Mars, retrograde at his birth, is the one planet facing the other way. In an actor who also directs, taste easy with the unexpected and hard against drive is a fair description of somebody who chooses oddly and then works hard at it.

Jupiter rejoined its birth degree in Scorpio on 16 November 2017, at fifty nine, nine weeks after Saturn closed its own lap. Scorpio lets the planet of expansion have nothing on credit and keeps depth rather than count. Five circuits precede it, and the three films the record names are spread across the third and fourth rather than bunched. With only one planet in earth, that spread is not a plan; it is what happens when somebody takes the interesting job each time rather than building a position. Three planets grouped in Scorpio is where the seriousness lives in this chart, and it is the half that directs rather than the half that talks.