The indomitable, everlasting Clint Eastwood is 90 today and still making movies. In a career stretching seven decades he has rarely stopped since the TV cowboy series Rawhide, through Italian spaghetti westerns onto hard-cop Dirty Harry. Along the way he started to direct – Unforgiven, Million Dollar Baby, Mystic River etc – which earned him multiple awards. His latest The Ballad of Richard Jewell was released late in 2019. His relationships, marriages and children have been a moveable and expansive feast.
Born 31 May 1930 5.35pm San Francisco, he has a 7th house Gemini Sun square a filmic Neptune on his Virgo Midheaven. He’a also got the signature Great Depression Saturn in Capricorn opposition Pluto square Uranus giving him a tough and inventive streak. Stubborn, used to hardship and freedom-loving. A pro-active Mars in Aries in his 6th will give him workaholic tendencies and an irritable, perfectionist streak – as well as a good deal of luck with Jupiter in his 8th.
His emotional life isn’t as constant with a Venus in Cancer in the 8th opposition Saturn and square Uranus and widely conjunct Pluto. Venus Saturn hard aspects can lead to a compulsive need to find new partners; as does Venus Uranus; and Gemini is a wanderer as well. His 9th house Moon in Leo squares Mars which would make for anger issues around women.
His superstar 22nd harmonic is strong; as is his actor’s 15H.
I see that his long time musical collaborator Lennie Niehaus passed on May 28, they made some lovely tunes together.
It’s funny this should come up, because my relationships should be like his – and they haven’t been…. and that’s exactly why I’ve starting taking another look at the minor aspects that I mentioned in the USA riots thread.
My Venus isn’t conjunct Pluto, but it’s in Scorpio, conjunct Uranus – so a similar vibe I suppose. What’s different is Saturn, mine is in a quintile aspect to Uranus (Venus), from the 5th house to the 7th house, no less. This is the only thing that has made sense with my different experience of Venus/Uranus (probably much duller).
Of course, what else is different is that I am not from Hollywood, was socially conditioned as a female and raised in a very different time. So, there is all that 🙂