Timothée Chalamet

Timothée Chalamet carries an old soul behind that boyish face, and his chart says so plainly. His Sun sits in Capricorn, Saturn's disciplined climber, the one born with a quiet drive to reach the highest rung of the ladder, humble and dependable while others burn out. Yet it shines in his fifth house, the Sun's own home of creativity, romance and play, which is essentially like a Leo Sun switched on: the charisma people pay for, the born performer. That marriage of Capricorn patience and fifth-house radiance is his whole ascent, from a teenage turn in Homeland to Call Me by Your Name and its Best Actor nomination, then Lady Bird, Little Women, Paul Atreides in Dune and Willy Wonka.

His Moon lives in Pisces in the eighth house, the ultimate empath's Moon, a sponge tuned to the source, plunged into the waters of death and rebirth; this is the psyche that dissolves so completely into a role that he becomes drug addict Nic Sheff or a wandering cannibal without a seam showing. His Virgo Ascendant is the clean, exacting mask, the perfectionist maiden who is his own harshest critic. Capricorn spine, Piscean depths, Virgo polish: an actor who works like an old master and feels like a mystic.