Liam Neeson

Liam Neeson is a man of two lives in one body, the sensitive stage actor and the late-blooming action legend, and both make perfect sense once you see his chart. Born in Northern Ireland, he served his apprenticeship at Belfast's Lyric Players' Theatre before the screen claimed him. His Oskar Schindler in Steven Spielberg's Schindler's List (1993) earned an Academy Award nomination and marked him as a great dramatic actor; then came Qui-Gon Jinn, Aslan, Ra's al Ghul, and, at nearly sixty, the growling avenger of Taken, a whole second career forged from grit.

His Sun shines in Gemini, the sign of between, the eternal twin who is always two people at once, and it burns in the sixth house of work and craft, the Lion King of daily duty with an unshakeable work ethic. His Moon rides in Sagittarius in the twelfth, an emotional nature that finds peace only through freedom and dissolves into something deeper, private, almost unknowable. Sagittarius also rises as his mask: the jolly, larger-than-life wanderer, likeable and roaming, forever set toward the next horizon.