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Peter Jackson

Peter Jackson’s birth chart

Born 31 October 1961, in Wellington, New Zealand, at 18:45 (Rodden B).

Scorpio Sun · Leo Moon · Taurus rising

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Peter Jackson’s zodiac sign and chart, in brief

31 October 1961 was a Tuesday: the day Peter Jackson was born in Wellington, New Zealand. The Sun was in Scorpio, so Scorpio is their zodiac sign, with the Moon in Leo and Taurus rising. Peter turns 65 in 2026. The birth time, 18:45, comes from Astro-Databank with a Rodden rating of B, which means it was taken from a biography or autobiography.

By element the count is three earth, three water, two fire and two air. By modality the count is five fixed, four cardinal and one mutable. Sun, Mars and Neptune all fall in Scorpio. No two planets sit closer to an exact angle than Sun and Moon: a square, 1.0° from exact. One planet was retrograde: Mercury. The Moon was at its last quarter.

StarMap's dataset holds 24 other people born on 31 October, among them Norodom Sihanouk, Marco van Basten and Michael Collins.

See the sky the night Peter was born: the stars over Wellington, New Zealand at 18:45, drawn as a star map with the date and the place beneath.

Peter Jackson’s Sun, Moon and rising sign

Sun sign

Scorpio

7° Scorpio 36'

A Scorpio Sun goes deep. Surface answers are unlikely to satisfy Peter Jackson, and with this Sun, loyalty, once given, tends to be total. This placement is built for transformation: it ends chapters fully so the next one can begin.

Moon sign

Leo

6° Leo 35'

A Leo Moon feels with its whole heart and needs that to be noticed. Warm attention tends to fill Peter up, and being overlooked can empty them faster than anything. Play, creativity and loyal friends usually bring them back to themselves.

Rising sign

Taurus

5° Taurus 35'

With Taurus rising, the first impression of Peter is calm, grounded and unhurried. People tend to relax around them and to assume that someone so settled is not going anywhere.

The chart wheel

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Touch a planet to see its aspects; houses are numbered inside the ring.

Drawn for 18:45 on 31 October 1961, with the eastern horizon on the left. How to read a chart wheel

Placements

Peter Jackson’s planets by sign and house
Sun7° Scorpio 36'House 7
Moon6° Leo 35'House 3
Mercury22° Libra 19'℞House 6
Venus16° Libra 19'House 6
Mars20° Scorpio 19'House 7
Jupiter29° Capricorn 32'House 9
Saturn24° Capricorn 09'House 9
Uranus29° Leo 57'House 4
Neptune10° Scorpio 54'House 7
Pluto9° Virgo 40'House 4
North Node24° Leo 11'House 4
South Node24° Aquarius 11'House 10

Peter Jackson’s planets, sign by sign

Each planet by sign and house: what the placement is traditionally taken to mean, not a claim about Peter Jackson’s private life.

  1. Sun in Scorpio

    7° Scorpio 36' · seventh house

    purpose and vitality

    The Sun in Scorpio finds purpose in going past the surface of things, and Peter Jackson's vitality tends to be fuelled by intensity rather than ease. The catch can be needing a crisis or a deep dive before they feel fully engaged. Small talk tends to bore them; a subject that interests them absorbs them completely.

    The Sun in the seventh house brings a person into focus through one-to-one relationships, and Peter may see themselves most clearly through someone close. Partnership can seem less optional to Peter than to others, and a long stretch alone can feel like half a conversation.

  2. Moon in Leo

    6° Leo 35' · third house

    needs and habits

    A Leo Moon needs warmth and acknowledgement worked into everyday life, not just on big occasions. A day with no one noticing can drain Peter faster than a hard day with an audience. The mood tends to lift visibly the moment someone compliments something small Peter did.

    The Moon in the third house suggests someone who talks or writes a feeling through until it makes sense, and Peter may find silence around an unspoken worry deeply unsettling. A conversation with the right person at the right moment is often how Peter finds their footing again.

  3. Mercury in Libra

    22° Libra 19' ℞ · sixth house

    mind and voice

    Mercury in Libra thinks by weighing both sides, and Peter tends to communicate diplomatically, often finding the version of an idea that will land well with whoever is listening. Settling on an opinion can take so long that the moment for it passes. They may change their mind in the middle of a conversation because the other point had merit.

    Peter thinks in systems and checklists, and in how to make an everyday process work a little better than it did before. With Mercury in the sixth house, analysing the small details of a routine is satisfying in itself, not a chore they merely put up with.

  4. Venus in Libra

    16° Libra 19' · sixth house

    love and values

    Venus in Libra loves with an instinct for balance and partnership, and Peter probably values harmony, fairness and someone who makes an effort to look good together. The risk with this Venus is staying in a relationship for the sake of the pairing itself. Peter may give up a personal preference before anyone has even asked.

    In Peter's chart, Venus in the sixth house lends grace to the working day, and ordinary tasks often become more pleasant for the people alongside them. A harmonious workplace probably matters more than an impressive one, and tension there can wear on Peter faster than the workload does.

  5. Mars in Scorpio

    20° Scorpio 19' · seventh house

    drive and anger

    In Peter's chart, Mars in Scorpio acts with focus and intensity, and its anger, when it surfaces, tends to be controlled, cutting and hard to forget. The risk with this Mars is holding on to a grievance well past its useful life. A calm exterior gives little warning before a sharp response.

    Mars in the seventh house is associated with directness in close relationships, and Peter probably says what they think rather than letting things simmer. Mars here brings energy and frankness into partnership, so disagreements tend to be aired, not avoided.

  6. Jupiter in Capricorn

    29° Capricorn 32' · ninth house

    growth and excess

    Jupiter in Capricorn grows through long-term discipline, and Peter would probably rather build slowly and properly than quickly. The overreach is taking on more responsibility than any one person should reasonably carry. The authority this Jupiter brings is slow and hard-won, the kind people tend to trust more the longer they know someone.

    The ninth house is Jupiter's natural home, and travel, higher learning and big philosophical questions excite Peter more than almost anything else. Someone with this placement is often the first to say yes to the unplanned trip or the ambitious course of study.

  7. Saturn in Capricorn

    24° Capricorn 09' · ninth house

    discipline and doubt

    Saturn is at home in Capricorn, a placement that builds discipline as naturally as breathing and often takes on responsibility earlier than most. The doubt, for Peter, may be never quite believing that enough has been achieved to relax. Others tend to recognise this kind of authority well before it is claimed.

    With Saturn in the ninth house, Peter takes a more serious, structured approach to ideas, education and travel than people who treat those things lightly. A rigorous education or a well-tested philosophy probably matters more with this placement than any quick, easy answer.

  8. Uranus in Leo

    29° Leo 57' · fourth house

    freedom, generational

    Peter shares Uranus in Leo with a generation, one that redefines self-expression and individuality, often through forms of creativity and visibility that were not available before. Closer to home, it suggests being comfortable with being seen in ways older relatives find unfamiliar.

    Uranus in the fourth house goes with an unconventional idea of home, and Peter may well need more independence within a household than most people do. Stability, with this placement, probably includes room to be different rather than a fixed routine imposed from outside.

  9. Neptune in Scorpio

    10° Scorpio 54' · seventh house

    imagination, generational

    Neptune in Scorpio marks a long season that Peter shares with many people of a similar age. Its imagination is drawn to the hidden, the taboo and the transformative, with a wider cultural fascination for secrets and endings. In an individual that can be a pull towards mystery for its own sake.

    Neptune in the seventh house can lead Peter to idealise a partner, blurring the line between the person who is there and the one who was hoped for. Disappointment can follow when reality does not match the dream, though compassion is apt to stay at the heart of how Peter loves.

  10. Pluto in Virgo

    9° Virgo 40' · fourth house

    power, generational

    Pluto in Virgo is shared by Peter and many people born in the same span of years. That generation lives through deep change in work, in how services are organised, and in daily life itself. In one person that can be intensity around control, order and how much any one system can carry.

    Peter tends to protect what they build at home fiercely and without much compromise, once it is theirs. Pluto in the fourth house is a placement of intensity around home, where inherited family patterns can take deliberate work to understand and reshape.

Aspects in Peter Jackson’s chart

How the planets stand to each other, tightest first.

  1. Sun square Moon

    1.0° applying

    With the Sun square the Moon, who Peter Jackson is trying to be and what comforts them can tug in different directions, and that friction sharpens self-awareness. Working through it teaches them to want things in a way their feelings can live with.

  2. Mercury square Saturn

    1.8° separating

    Self-doubt can get into thinking when Mercury is square Saturn, in the form of over-editing or delaying a decision that was ready. Sharing the unfinished thought anyway, again and again, is what loosens the doubt's hold over what Peter is willing to say out loud.

  3. Sun sextile Pluto

    2.1° applying

    Peter's identity and depth are allies, which gives them resilience without constant upheaval. They probably handle intensity better than most, and it takes less out of them than it looks from outside, especially once they trust their own steadiness.

  4. Sun conjunction Neptune

    3.3° applying

    A Sun-Neptune conjunction tends to make Peter's sense of self porous and imaginative, drawn towards ideals, art or causes bigger than everyday life. Compassion and creativity come with it, and so does the task of keeping a clear enough sense of who they are underneath the dream.

  5. Mars sextile Saturn

    3.8° applying

    Sustained effort feels manageable, not draining, when Mars and Saturn are in sextile, and Peter has that combination of drive and discipline. What results is quiet, dependable follow-through, the kind that gets a long project finished while flashier approaches give out halfway.

  6. Moon square Neptune

    4.3° applying

    Emotional needs can get lost in a fog of other people's moods, or of an idealised version of how things should feel, when the Moon is square Neptune. The work for Peter is checking in with themselves often enough to keep their own feelings in focus.

The rest, listed without a reading. Those between Uranus, Neptune and Pluto hold for years at a time, so everyone born while one holds shares it.

  • Neptune sextile Pluto1.2°
  • Jupiter conjunction Saturn5.4°
  • Mercury conjunction Venus6.0°
  • Moon opposition Jupiter7.1°

Scorpio Sun and Leo Moon, like Peter Jackson

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How this page is made

Planet positions are computed with the astronomy-engine ephemeris and checked against Swiss Ephemeris. Birth dates and places come from Wikidata; the birth time comes from Astro-Databank and is shown with its Rodden rating. The readings describe what a placement is traditionally taken to mean. They are written by StarMap for reflection and entertainment, not as statements about the person’s private life. New to charts? How to read a birth chart.

Birth data: Wikidata, Astro-Databank (Bio/autobiography). Birth time rated B on the Rodden scale. Photo: Wikimedia Commons (author and licence on the file page).

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