Birth Chart Library

Chris Evans

Born 1981-06-13 · Boston, Massachusetts, USA · birth time unverified

Gemini SunScorpio MoonVirgo RisingActor

Chris Evans's chart reveals a restless, curious mind... someone who collects ideas the way others collect objects, communicates instinctively, and finds identity through learning. With a Gemini Sun in the 10th house, their sense of purpose is expressed through the domain of career and public life... a placement that shapes how they show up in the world and what they're here to do.

Beneath the surface, a Scorpio Moon speaks to what Chris needs emotionally... emotional depth, privacy, and the freedom to feel intensely without judgment. This is the private self, the part that exists when the spotlight fades.

The world meets Chris through Virgo rising... composed, thoughtful, and detail-oriented... someone who appears to have everything together. This is the lens through which all of their chart's energy is filtered, the first thing people sense before they know the full story.

Their energy is versatile and mentally driven... they fight with words and wit. With 5 retrograde planets in their natal chart, much of Chris's energy is directed inward... a rich inner world that fuels their outer expression. A concentration of planets in Libra gives Chris's chart a strong Libra emphasis... amplifying the themes of that sign throughout their life.

House System:

Planetary Positions

Rising: Virgo · Midheaven: Gemini
Sun

Gemini

22° · House 10

Moon

Scorpio

8° · House 3

Mercury

Cancer

4° · House 10

Venus

Cancer

10° · House 10

Mars

Gemini

6° · House 9

Jupiter

Libra

0° · House 1

Saturn

Libra

3° · House 1

Uranus

Scorpio

27° · House 3

Neptune

Sagittarius

23° · House 4

Pluto

Libra

21° · House 2

North Node

Leo

2° · House 11

Chiron

Taurus

20° · House 9

Chart Interpretations

Sun in Gemini in House 10

Your Sun in Gemini in the tenth house builds your public reputation on your intelligence, communicative range, and the kind of intellectual adaptability that allows you to be genuinely useful across multiple professional contexts. Gemini is mutable air ruled by Mercury, and at the Midheaven those qualities produce a public identity that is characterized by verbal facility, intellectual curiosity, and a professional versatility that can look like scattered ambition from the outside but is actually a genuine range of capability. Your career is most sustaining when it involves writing, speaking, media, education, or the exchange of ideas ... work that activates the mind and requires genuine communication rather than mere execution. The 10th house is Angular, making public reputation powerfully formative, and with Sun in Gemini here your public presence is built on the quality of your ideas and the skill of your expression rather than on charismatic authority or executive force. To work with this energy consciously, cultivate a consistent public voice ... a writing practice, a professional platform, a distinctive intellectual perspective communicated regularly ... because your ideas genuinely have the power to shape your field if they are developed and shared with sufficient consistency. The honest challenge is professional diffusion: Gemini in the 10th can pursue multiple simultaneous professional directions with genuine enthusiasm and fail to build the sustained reputation in any of them that produces lasting recognition.

Moon in Scorpio in House 3

Your Moon in Scorpio in the third house brings the Moon's fall in Scorpio into the domain of communication, daily learning, and the immediate intellectual environment ... and what this creates is a communicator of remarkable psychological depth and perceptual acuity whose instinctive mode in any conversation is to hear what is not being said, to sense the emotional undercurrent running beneath the stated content, and to speak with a directness and psychological honesty that others find either extraordinarily illuminating or disconcertingly penetrating. Scorpio is fixed water ruled by Pluto, and in the 3rd house those qualities give your communication a quality of relentless depth and psychological precision: you are not interested in what people say they think or feel but in what they actually think and feel, and your conversation characteristically moves toward that truth with an insistence that polite social norms sometimes resist. This placement means your emotional wellbeing is substantially tied to the quality of your daily intellectual and communicative environment ... superficial, dishonest, or psychologically evasive exchanges are not merely boring but genuinely draining; conversations that go to genuine psychological depth and honesty nourish you with a directness that corresponds to how deeply Scorpio engages its territory. Your memory for emotionally significant conversations is extraordinary, and words spoken to you ... both genuinely supportive and genuinely wounding ... are held with an intensity and longevity that more temperamentally resilient communicators may not anticipate. To work with this energy consciously, practice the art of honest communication that heals rather than wounds ... Scorpio's perceptual accuracy is genuine, but its delivery requires the compassion to make truth useful rather than merely devastating. The honest growth challenge is that the Moon in its fall in Scorpio in the 3rd can use psychological perceptiveness as a subtle weapon in interpersonal conflict, and the growth is channeling that gift entirely toward deepening understanding rather than establishing dominance.

Mercury in Cancer in House 10

Your Mercury in Cancer in the tenth house links your intuitive, empathically oriented, and emotionally intelligent communication directly to your public identity and professional reputation ... you are known in the world for a quality of communication that makes people feel genuinely heard, cared for, and understood in ways that more technically accomplished but less emotionally present professionals cannot match. Mercury governs communication and professional intelligence; Cancer is cardinal water ruled by the Moon, and in the tenth house of career and public standing, that quality means your professional authority is built on a foundation of genuine emotional attunement that the public trusts. You have an extraordinary ability to read what the public, a client, or an audience actually needs and to communicate directly to that need rather than to a more generic version of it. To work with this energy consciously, build your professional reputation deliberately around your specific emotional intelligence gifts ... the niche you occupy is not just your technical expertise but the combination of that expertise with genuine human attunement. The growth edge is that Cancer in the public tenth house can make your professional life deeply sensitive to public reception in ways that are emotionally draining; the growth work is developing enough professional self-grounding that your confidence in your work does not fluctuate entirely with the emotional climate of external response.

Venus in Cancer in House 10

Your Venus in Cancer in the tenth house places your nurturing, emotionally attuned love nature at the peak of your chart, directly shaping your career and public reputation. You are likely known for your caring, approachable demeanor in professional settings, and people in authority may see you as both capable and emotionally intelligent. Careers in caregiving, hospitality, food, real estate, family services, or any field that involves nurturing others suit you naturally. Your professional reputation is built on trust and genuine warmth rather than aggressive ambition. You may take a somewhat maternal or paternal role in your workplace, looking after the emotional well-being of your team. The invitation here is to notice vulnerability to professional criticism ... public rejection can feel deeply personal. Consciously separate your professional identity from your emotional core, allowing yourself to take career risks without feeling that failure threatens your fundamental worth.

Mars in Gemini in House 9

Your Mars in Gemini in the ninth house places lively, communicative, and intellectually restless energy in the realm of philosophy, higher education, and worldview. You pursue knowledge with genuine enthusiasm and an appetite for breadth ... you want to know a little about everything rather than everything about a little. Travel energizes you most when it involves meeting new people and gathering stories. You may hold your philosophical positions loosely, updating them readily as new information arrives. The challenge is developing depth alongside breadth; the greatest teachers you admire have both, and so can you.

Jupiter in Libra in House 1

Your Jupiter in Libra in the first house gives you a naturally charming, diplomatic, and aesthetically refined presence that attracts people and opportunities with remarkable ease. Jupiter's expansive generosity channels through Libra's cardinal air energy, making you someone who grows through relationships, beauty, and the pursuit of fairness. You project grace, balance, and genuine interest in others, and your social skills open doors that raw ambition alone never could. People perceive you as fair-minded, attractive, and genuinely pleasant to be around. Your gift for seeing multiple perspectives makes you a natural mediator and diplomat. The challenge is people-pleasing ... your desire for harmony can lead you to suppress your true opinions or overcommit to maintaining peace at the expense of authenticity. Stand firm in your values while maintaining your natural grace, and your social magnetism becomes a vehicle for genuine influence and meaningful connection.

Saturn in Libra in House 1

Your Saturn in Libra in the first house is an exceptionally well-placed configuration: Libra is Saturn's sign of exaltation, meaning this is where Saturn functions most gracefully and powerfully. Your identity and public presence carry natural dignity, fairness, and a refined sense of what is right and just. You may have grown up with a strong awareness of how you are perceived by others, working consciously to present yourself with balance and integrity. The gift of this placement is the capacity to embody fairness and diplomatic authority in a way that commands genuine respect. Your challenge is learning that taking a decisive stand is not the same as being unjust ... not every decision requires infinite deliberation.

Uranus in Scorpio in House 3

Your Uranus in Scorpio in the third house sharpens your communication with psychological depth, investigative intensity, and a capacity for revealing what others prefer to keep hidden. Scorpio is fixed water, so your mind works beneath the surface, probing for truth and hidden motives, and Uranus adds sudden flashes of insight that cut through pretense. As a generational placement, your cohort transforms how society communicates about power, sexuality, and psychological truth, and in your third house, you are personally compelled to speak and write about what matters most ... the things nobody else will say. Your early learning environment may have included secrecy, intensity, or intellectual power dynamics, and your relationship with siblings may carry an undercurrent of complexity. You have a natural talent for research, investigative writing, or any communication that uncovers hidden patterns. The challenge is using your penetrating insight constructively rather than weaponizing it, since words carry unusual power in your hands. When you speak truth with both courage and compassion, your communication becomes a genuine force for psychological liberation.

Neptune in Sagittarius in House 4

Your Neptune in Sagittarius in the fourth house brings the planet of dreams and dissolution into the house of home, family, and emotional roots, charged with Sagittarius' adventurous, freedom-loving, and philosophical spirit. Neptune in Sagittarius is generational, but the fourth house makes it intimately personal, shaping your relationship with your family of origin and your sense of home. Home for you may be a concept as much as a place ... your roots are philosophical and spiritual as well as geographic, and you may feel most at home in the wide world as much as in any particular location. There may be an idealized or mythologized quality to your family story. The practical insight is to create some form of physical or emotional anchor that provides genuine stability, knowing that freedom and rootedness need not be opposites.

Pluto in Libra in House 2

Your Pluto in Libra in the second house directs transformative relationship-oriented energy toward finances, values, and self-worth. Libra's cardinal air quality brings a focus on fairness, balance, and partnership dynamics to your material life. You may earn through partnerships, the arts, law, diplomacy, or any field where balance and aesthetics are central. Financial situations may undergo dramatic transformations tied to relationship changes ... marriage, divorce, or business partnerships can radically reshape your material circumstances. Your sense of self-worth is deeply connected to your ability to maintain harmony in your relationships and to be perceived as fair and attractive. Spending may reflect a desire for beauty, elegance, or social belonging. The growth edge is developing financial independence and self-worth that do not depend on partnership or others' approval. When you ground your values in genuine personal conviction rather than social consensus, your financial life gains the stability and authenticity that Pluto's transformative energy demands.

North Node in Leo in House 11

Your North Node in Leo in the eleventh house leads your growth through bringing authentic creative leadership and warm-hearted individuality to your friendships, communities, and social causes. You are here to learn that your greatest contribution to the collective is not self-erasure but full, generous self-expression that lights up the communities you belong to. The eleventh house focuses this growth on social networks, groups, and collective visions. Lead community projects with creative vision, be the friend who celebrates others' uniqueness with genuine joy, and resist the pull toward group conformity. Your individuality, offered generously to the collective, is your greatest social gift.

Chiron in Taurus in House 9

Chiron in Taurus in the ninth house places the Wounded Healer in the life area governing philosophy, higher education, foreign travel, and the personal search for meaning ... filtered through fixed earth's patient, embodied intelligence and Venus's appreciation for beauty, practical wisdom, and sensory truth. The ninth house is Jupiter's domain, concerned with the expansion of understanding and the building of a worldview worth living by, and with Chiron in Taurus here the wound touches the legitimacy of your particular path to meaning. Taurus arrives at truth through the senses, through patient experience, through what can be touched and tested ... and Chiron here suggests that this earthy, embodied approach to knowing was treated as insufficient or unsophisticated in contexts (educational institutions, philosophical communities, religious traditions) that prized abstract theory or doctrinal certainty over grounded wisdom. You may have felt that your practical, sensory-based understanding of life didn't count as real philosophy, or that formal education systems didn't accommodate your learning style. Your gift is the ability to translate abstract philosophical and spiritual ideas into genuinely useful, practically grounded wisdom that people can actually apply to their daily lives ... a form of wisdom the world needs at least as much as it needs pure theory. To work with this energy consciously, trust your lived, embodied experience as a valid epistemological foundation ... what you've learned through your body and your patient attention to the material world is genuine knowledge. The growth edge is that fixed earth in the ninth house can become entrenched in a single philosophical position ... believing what the senses and experience have confirmed while closing to what requires a more abstract leap ... and the growth is learning that genuine wisdom is both embodied and spacious enough to include what you cannot yet touch.