Andrew Scott

Andrew Scott is an actor of exquisite balance, and his chart doubles down on it: both his Sun and his Moon rest in Libra, the sign of the Scale, ruled by Venus. The Libra Sun shines by holding two sides of the coin at once, seeing symmetry and beauty in the subtlest things, and it is precisely that gift for nuance that has made him one of the great screen and stage actors of his generation. The Irish performer first seized attention as the gleeful menace of Moriarty in the BBC's Sherlock, winning a BAFTA, then broke hearts as the priest in Fleabag, and stunned again in All of Us Strangers and as the coolly duplicitous Tom Ripley in 2024.

His Moon in Libra is what Gaia calls a beautiful Moon, thoroughly Venusian, an Aphrodite of the emotions who finds peace of mind through harmony and carries an in-built radar for beauty. This is a soul forever weighing the scales, tender to every shade of feeling, at home in the intimate register between two people. Twice honoured with Olivier Awards on the stage, he brings a rare grace and generosity to every character he touches, always seeking, always balancing.