Chris Pratt

Andy Dwyer on Parks and Recreation is about as pure a comic ensemble role as television offers, and it's an unusually good fit for Chris Pratt's Sun sitting on the final degree of Gemini, right at the border of Cancer. That placement keeps all of Gemini's verbal quickness while already leaning into the next sign's emotional gravity, which explains something specific about his later action work: Star-Lord and the Jurassic World lead both carry a warmth most action heroes never bother reaching for.

The Moon conjuncts Mars and Chiron in Taurus, and together they build the physical core of the chart. Taurus regulates emotion through routine and steady, repeated training rather than sudden effort, which tracks against the well documented years of disciplined body transformation for the Star-Lord role. Chiron sitting right alongside points to an old wound around physical worth, and he's been publicly candid about a period of weight gain before Guardians and the self doubt that came with it, material that placement fits closely.

Mercury sits in Cancer, giving the interview register its notably emotionally accessible quality. Rather than the guarded, media trained answer, his press tours read like someone speaking from actual feeling and family memory instead of a rehearsed talking point.

Venus sits in Gemini, loving through banter and shared humor rather than quiet intensity. The marriage to Katherine Schwarzenegger carries that same conversational, playful register on his side of the relationship.

His birth hour has never surfaced on the public record, so the Ascendant and houses are left out of this account. Saturn sits in Virgo, adding a working, craft focused discipline underneath the comedy, while Jupiter in Leo expands the performance side of the chart, favoring visibility and a role built to be watched rather than one played quietly in the background.