Harrison Ford

When the shy and slightly nerdy eldest son of an advertising executive father and homemaker mom dropped out of college, it was a stretch to believe he would become a Hollywood megastar. Against the odds, Ford's breakout role as Star Wars' roughish space cowboy and sometime smuggler Han Solo shot him to the top of Hollywood's A-list. He reprised this role four other times and added to his fame by playing Indiana Jones in five films in that franchise - the latest to be released in 2023. If those two franchises weren't enough to seal him into the cinematic hall of fame, other hits such as "The Fugitive," "Clear and Present Danger," and "Air Force One," guarantee him a salary of $20 million per film and 15% of the gross receipts.

Not only does Ford's sun in the supposedly retiring zodiac sign of Cancer reside in his career house, but his moon, the planet of his emotions, and two other planets occupy that house as well. These two influences molded his public persona as the good guy everyone wants to know. In addition, Jupiter, the planet of abundance, and Mercury, the communication planet, sit at his Midheaven. Here, the day's sun shines the brightest, making it impossible for Ford to avoid the spotlight. The planet of love and money joins with the hard work planet, Saturn, and the planet of the unexpected, Uranus, in a shiny harmonious trine to the glamour planet Neptune, illuminating his ascendant. If anyone was born to be a star, it is Harrison Ford.