Brad Pitt Birth Chart

Brad Pitt's Sun, Moon and Rising

A Sagittarius Sun is commonly associated with range, exploration and seeing a bigger picture. Pitt's public career offers more than one kind of film work. GQ's 2019 profile discusses Moneyball beside the development of Plan B. A lead performance and a production company involve different tasks. The same familiar person appears within a scene and around a larger project. That gives Sagittarius's broad outlook an actual professional comparison.

A Capricorn Moon is often linked with steadiness and care for a result that lasts. Capricorn wants an undertaking to hold together beyond its beginning. Plan B's film projects give that idea something concrete to sit beside. A story needs practical decisions before it reaches an audience. GQ's 2022 profile also names literary works among its adaptation and option projects. The earlier book supplies one form; a film project needs another.

Sagittarius rising is usually described as open, expansive and willing to enter new territory. Pitt's source uses a reported 06:31 time. Its notes also document a 06:21 birth notice. That ten-minute difference remains important for the angles. The chart on this page follows the retained primary time.

Sagittarius appears at the centre and at the entrance. Capricorn adds a quieter concern with structure and continuity. Acting and producing make those different qualities easy to compare. Watch a performance, then consider the larger work needed around a film. A familiar face is one part of a project containing many people. The public credits keep that whole undertaking visible.

Mars trine Uranus: a method gets an adjustment

Mars in Capricorn is commonly associated with sustained effort toward a definite result. Uranus in Virgo is linked with changing how a practical method works. They trine at 0.04°, an exceptionally small orb. A trine commonly suggests styles working comfortably together. Steady action meets a revised way of doing something.

For film work, the useful comparison is between a plan and the choices making it workable. A project has a larger direction and many smaller decisions inside it. The Capricorn and Virgo association keeps the reading close to those practical pieces. GQ's discussion of Plan B supplies a named production setting beside them.

The adaptation projects add another version of the same comparison. A book already has words and an author. A film needs its own arrangement of scenes and performances. The story travels into another medium through practical work. Capricorn supplies the sustained undertaking, while Virgo notices how its pieces fit. The very close trine makes that combination worth exploring independently of the Sagittarius Sun.

Mars square Jupiter: effort meets the size of the idea

Jupiter in Aries is commonly associated with growth through a fresh start. It expands the scale around an initiative. Pitt's Capricorn Mars squares it at 0.19°. A square often describes styles requiring adjustment. A definite action meets a larger beginning or a bigger undertaking.

That is a different contact from Mars trine Uranus. One concerns a changed method; the other concerns scale. A film project gives those ideas a straightforward professional example. Its practical work has to meet what the larger project asks. A new idea and a workable method both contribute to the result.

Moneyball puts Pitt within an actual lead performance. Plan B puts his documented work beside a larger production undertaking. GQ's profile discusses both. Their different scales help make the two Mars contacts more concrete. Looking at the actual jobs keeps the chart reading connected to public work. It also gives the two near-exact aspects separate things to describe.

Moon beside Venus: the chosen form has a steady centre

Venus in Capricorn is often associated with lasting tastes and appreciating a useful, definite shape. It conjoins the Capricorn Moon at 0.64°. Preference meets a familiar emotional response in the same sign. The pairing adds a steady note beside the two Mars contacts. It is close, yet wider than both of them.

The public adaptation examples give form a particular meaning here. A written story exists before the film project built around it. GQ's named literary works keep that prior authorship visible. The Capricorn emphasis draws attention to the shape that continues through the work. Sagittarius adds room to explore what another medium offers.

The chart therefore gives us range alongside steady making. A large expressive idea still needs a form an audience receives. The book, the film project and the lead performance contribute differently. Following those differences makes the public career more specific. Start with the actual credit, then ask what kind of work it names. The Sagittarius and Capricorn meanings provide friendly language for that comparison.

Reading this chart respectfully

Pitt's credited acting and production work guide this page; astrology supplies no account of his private relationships or motives.

Birth record

Rodden rating A. ADB heading retains 06:31 from a trusted colleague quoting Pitt. Source notes also document a 1963 birth notice giving 06:21, a ten-minute conflict between the reported times.