Juliette Binoche

Juliette Binoche shines from the mystical, unknowable place, and audiences feel it: her Sun in Pisces is the old-soul luminary, the walking, talking psychic of the human condition who takes on emotion as though it were water and gives it back as light. Pisces is the sign that contains all the others, and Binoche has poured that boundless empathy into more than sixty films, dissolving herself into role after role in both French and English, in mainstream and art-house alike.

That Piscean Sun sits at the very top of her chart, in the tenth house, the Sun at noon, the throne of career and public recognition. Few actresses have been so blessed there: an Academy Award, a BAFTA, a Silver Bear, a Cannes Best Actress, the first ever to hold the European Best Actress "Triple Crown" from Berlin, Cannes and Venice.

Her Cancer Ascendant gives her the lunar mask, the round moon-face and the shell that guards a deep well of feeling, while her Capricorn Moon in the seventh house adds discipline and a serious, dutiful gravity to how she bonds and performs. A dancer too, she meets the world through partnership and pours her whole soul into the work.