Brad Pitt

The chart was calculated by Astrian's engine using NASA JPL DE441 ephemerides, sub-arcsecond precision. Timezone: Central Standard Time (America/Chicago, UTC −6).

Venus and the Moon, if conjoined at 1°53', fuse the emotional and aesthetic dimensions — the sense of value is inseparable from the emotional life, and both operate through the Capricorn register of measured, enduring form rather than spontaneous display.

### Mars trine Uranus: action through originality

Mars at 10°12' Capricorn trines Uranus at 10°04' Virgo retrograde, orb 0°08' — the tightest major aspect in the chart and one of the most exact Mars-Uranus trines in the Astrian collection. Mars governs action, physical will, and the application of force. Uranus governs originality, disruption, and the capacity to see what convention misses. The trine connects them cooperatively across the earth signs — action is infused with inventiveness, and the will to act carries a quality of the unconventional and the surprising.

Mars in Capricorn is in its exaltation — action at its most strategically effective, the will directed not impulsively but with structural precision. Uranus in Virgo retrograde operates through the register of method, craft, and the renovation of inherited systems from within. The trine between them reads as strategic action animated by originality — the capacity to work within established structures while introducing elements that no one expected.

### Mars square Jupiter: ambition under tension

Mars at 10°12' Capricorn squares Jupiter at 9°50' Aries, orb 0°22' — nearly as tight as the Mars-Uranus trine and forming part of a triangular configuration with Uranus. Mars governs the will to act; Jupiter governs expansion, excess, and the impulse to reach further than the immediate task requires. The square forces them into productive friction — action is amplified but also overextended, ambition is enormous but meets resistance from its own scale.

Mars in Capricorn acts with discipline; Jupiter in Aries expands through bold initiative. The square between them runs along the Capricorn-Aries axis — cardinal signs that both initiate but through fundamentally different modes: one through patient strategy, the other through immediate assertion. The tension produces a pattern where the impulse to act decisively coexists with the impulse to act grandly, and neither fully accommodates the other.

The triangular configuration — Mars trine Uranus (0°08'), Mars square Jupiter (0°22'), Jupiter quincunx Uranus (0°14') — places Mars at the centre of a pattern that connects strategic originality with expansive ambition. The quincunx between Jupiter and Uranus adds a note of adjustment: the expansive and the inventive do not blend naturally but require constant recalibration.

### Mercury sextile Neptune: perception and imagination

Mercury at 16°20' Capricorn sextiles Neptune at 16°48' Scorpio, orb 0°28'. Mercury governs communication, perception, and the analytical faculty. Neptune governs the imaginary, the ideal, and the dissolution of boundaries between the real and the not-yet-real. The sextile connects them cooperatively — the perceptive faculty is open to what lies beneath surfaces, and communication carries a quality of depth that exceeds the merely factual.

Mercury in Capricorn perceives through the register of structure, practical consequence, and long-term form. Neptune in Scorpio operates through the register of psychological depth, transformation, and the encounter with what is hidden. The sextile between them reads as a mind that can hold both structural precision and psychological intuition simultaneously — perception that is both practical and penetrating.

### Saturn square Neptune: the builder and the dissolving

Saturn at 19°09' Aquarius squares Neptune at 16°48' Scorpio, orb 2°21'. Saturn governs structure, limitation, and the demands of the real. Neptune governs the ideal, the imagined, and the tendency to dissolve what Saturn tries to solidify. The square introduces a permanent tension between the impulse to build lasting form and the impulse to surrender to something larger than form can contain. In the tradition, Saturn-Neptune squares are read as configurations that oscillate between rigorous discipline and moments when the discipline gives way to something that cannot be structured.

The planetary pattern here is read as a symbolic portrait, not a causal explanation. No planet caused, predicted, or determined any event or characteristic.

Astrology is a symbolic language with 2,500 years of literature. The reading above is interpretive, not explanatory.

In 2001, he founded Plan B Entertainment, which became one of the most consequential production companies in Hollywood. The company's output included The Departed (2006), 12 Years a Slave (2013, Academy Award for Best Picture), Selma (2014), Moonlight (2016, Academy Award for Best Picture), and Minari (2020). The production work reflected an editorial sensibility: the films Plan B chose to make were consistently more ambitious and more politically engaged than the roles Pitt chose to play.

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (2008) brought a second Academy Award nomination. The Tree of Life (2011), directed by Terrence Malick, placed him in the most formally experimental work of his career. Moneyball (2011) earned a third nomination and demonstrated the capacity to carry a film through intelligence rather than charisma. Inglourious Basterds (2009) and Fury (2014) explored the register of wartime violence with contrasting tones — comic in Tarantino's case, grave in David Ayer's.

He won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (2019), playing Cliff Booth, a stuntman whose economy of movement and understated competence represented perhaps the most distilled version of his screen persona.

He married Jennifer Aniston in 2000; they divorced in 2005. His relationship with Angelina Jolie, which began during the filming of Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005), became one of the most scrutinised celebrity partnerships of the era. They married in 2014 and she filed for divorce in 2016. They have six children — Maddox, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh, Knox, and Vivienne — three adopted and three biological. The divorce proceedings extended through 2024 and involved protracted disputes over custody and the shared Chateau Miraval estate in Provence.

His architectural interests led to the founding of the Make It Right Foundation in 2007, which built environmentally sustainable homes in New Orleans's Lower Ninth Ward after Hurricane Katrina. The project later faced structural defect lawsuits, and the foundation was dissolved.

By 2025, he had appeared in more than fifty films. He remains one of the most commercially successful and critically respected actors of his generation, and one of the most influential producers in the American film industry.