Leonardo DiCaprio

Leonardo DiCaprio is an actor who disappears entirely into a role and comes back reborn, and that is Scorpio at work. His Sun shines through Scorpionic transformation, the Eagle at his core, the god of death and rebirth: watch him vanish into a developmentally disabled boy at nineteen in What's Eating Gilbert Grape, into Howard Hughes, into the mauled frontiersman of The Revenant that finally won him his Academy Award. That Sun sits in the second house of money and value, and few actors have earned like him, his films grossing over seven billion dollars, kingly with what he owns yet insisting worth comes from within. His Moon in Libra is a beautiful, Venusian moon, the built-in radar for harmony and fairness, and it rides on the first-house horizon with Libra rising, so the mask the world meets is symmetry and charm: it is very hard not to notice him. Fame arrived through the star-crossed romances of Romeo and Juliet and Titanic, pure Venusian love-tragedy. That same Libran care for fairness now fuels his environmental work, the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation and his role as a United Nations Messenger of Peace. Beauty, justice and endless rebirth: the whole chart on screen.