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Charlie Chaplin
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| Planet | Date | Event | Astrological Correlation |
| SATURN | Fall 1917 | He begins building his own studio | tr. Saturn conjuncts n. Saturn |
| April 1919 | United Artists is incorporated | tr. Saturn conjuncts n. MC | |
| August 1925 | 'The Gold Rush' is released | tr. Saturn conjuncts n. Asc and Moon | |
| December 1947 | The Govt. considers deporting him | tr. Saturn conjuncts n. MC | |
| January 1953 | Cinemas cancel his latest film | tr. Saturn opposes n. Sun | |
| December 1977 | Dies; in March 1978 the body is stolen | s.a. Saturn conjuncts n. Asc | |
| PLUTO | April 1927 | Agrees to pay $1 million in back taxes | s.a. Sun conjuncts n. Pluto s.a. Chiron conjuncts n. Saturn |
| February 1944 | Indicted on immoral charges | tr. Pluto conjuncts EQHS 10th s.a. Pluto squares n. Sun |
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| December 1944 | A paternity trial begins | tr. Pluto conjuncts EQHS 10th | |
| April 1947 | Chaplin fights a smear campaign | tr. Pluto conjuncts EQHS 10th | |
| December 1947 | The Govt. considers deporting him | tr. Pluto conjuncts n. Saturn s.a. Neptune squares n. Sun |
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| September 1952 | Hounded by Governement for being un-American | tr. Pluto conjuncts n. MC | |
| June 1956 | The IRS seeks $1.1 million in back taxes | s.a. Pluto conjuncts EQHS 10th | |
| September 27, 1991 | His wife dies | tr. Pluto opposes n. Venus s.a. IC conjuncts n. Neptune |
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| JUPITER | April 1920 | Charged with mental cruelty in divorce | tr. Jupiter conjuncts EQHS 10th |
| December 1926 | His wife leaves with their two children | tr. Jupiter conjuncts n. IC | |
| February 1944 | He is indicted on immoral charges | tr. Jupiter conjuncts n. MC | |
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NEPTUNE |
December 1913 | Chaplin signs a film contract | tr. Neptune squares n. Sun |
| April 1915 | 'The Tramp' is released | tr. Neptune squares n. Sun s.a. Moon opposes n. Pluto |
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| January 1919 | Plans to form United Artists are unveiled | tr. Neptune conjuncts EQHS 10th |
Key:
n. = natal
tr. = transit
s.a. = solar arc
EQHS = Equal House
| Date | Event | Jupiter | Saturn | Uranus | Neptune | Pluto |
| Jan 1894 | Charlie first sings in music hall, rescuing his mother when her voice cracks onstage during a performance | 21 Ta(R) | 24 Li | 14 Sc | 11 Ge(R) | 9 Ge(R) |
| Mar 1894 | His father dies from alcoholism | 24 Ta | 24 Li(R) | 15 Sc(R) | 10 Ge | 8 Ge |
| Jun 1896 | His mother is hospitalized following a breakdown (she later dies on August 28, 1928); Charlie is sent to a workhouse with his brother; two years later he joins a troupe of child dancers | 5 Le | 13 Sc(R) | 21 Sc(R) | 17 Ge | 12 Ge |
| Mar 1909 | Performs at Folies Bergere, the Cigale and the Olympia in Paris | 9 Vi(R) | 8 Ar | 19 Cp | 14 Cn(R) | 23 Ge(R) |
| Sep 1910 | Tours the USA and Canada with the Karno Troupe until Nov 29, 1913 | 14 Li | 6 Ta(R) | 21 Cp(R) | 20 Cn | 27 Ge |
| Dec 1912 | He is offered a film contract with the Keystone Film Company, which he signs a year later on 29 Dec 1913 | 22 Sa | 29 Ta(R) | 0 Aq | 25 Cn(R) | 29 Ge(R) |
| Jan 16, 1914 | His completes his first day on set for his debut film, 'Making a Living' | 28 Cp | 11 Ge(R) | 6 Aq | 26 Cn(R) | 29 Ge(R) |
| Nov 1914 | Signs a contract for $1250 per week to produce 14 films in 1915 | 13 Aq | 2 Cn(R) | 7 Aq | 0 Le | 2 Cn(R) |
| Apr 11, 1915 | 'The Tramp' is released | 15 Pi | 27 Ge | 15 Aq | 27 Cn | 0 Cn |
| Fall 1917 | Begins building his own studio on LaBrea Avenue, Los Angeles, which he occupies in Jan 1918 | 11-6 Ge(R) | 11-14 Le | 19 Aq(R) | 6 Le | 5 Cn(R) |
| Oct 23, 1918 | Marries Mildred Harris | 15 Cn | 26 Le | 23 Aq(R) | 9 Le | 6 Cn(R) |
| Jan 15, 1919 | Announces plans to form United Artists with Douglas Fairbanks, D.W. Griffith and Mary Pickford | 9 Cn(R) | 27 Le(R) | 25 Aq | 8 Le(R) | 5 Cn(R) |
| Apr 17, 1919 | United Artists is incorporated | 8 Cn | 21 Le(R) | 0 Pi | 6 Le(R) | 4 Cn |
| Jul 7, 1919 | His first son is born, but dies 3 days later | 24 Cn | 25 Le | 1 Pi(R) | 8 Le | 6 Cn |
| Apr 4, 1920 | Mildred Harris begins divorce proceedings, charging mental cruelty; she sues Chaplin on Aug 3 and obtains a divorce on Nov 13, 1920 | 8 Le | 5 Vi(R) | 3 Pi | 8 Le(R) | 5 Cn |
| Oct 30, 1921 | Chaplin is sued for plagiarism; wins case six years later on Nov 15, 1927 | 7 Li | 2 Li | 5 Pi(R) | 15 Le | 9 Cn(R) |
| Mar 1924 | Marries Lita Grey in Mexico; their sons are born on May 5, 1925 and Mar 30, 1926 | 17 Sa | 2 Sc(R) | 17 Pi | 18 Le(R) | 10 Cn(R) |
| Aug 16, 1925 | 'The Gold Rush' is released | 13 Cp(R) | 8 Sc | 24 Pi(R) | 22 Le | 14 Cn |
| Dec 1, 1926 | Lita Grey leaves with their two children and begins divorce proceedings the following day (granted Aug 22, 1927); Chaplin is rumoured to be suffering from a nervous breakdown | 20 Aq | 29 Sc | 25 Pi(R) | 26 Le(R) | 15 Cn(R) |
| Apr 20, 1927 | He agrees to pay $1 million to the government for back taxes | 21 Pi | 6 Sa(R) | 1 Ar | 24 Le(R) | 13 Cn |
| Jan 30, 1931 | 'City Lights' is released and Chaplin embarks on a worldwide promotional tour | 12 Cn(R) | 17 Cp | 12 Ar | 5 Vi(R) | 19 Cn(R) |
| Feb 5, 1936 | 'Modern Times' is released | 18 Sa | 9 Pi | 1 Ta | 16 Vi(R) | 25 Cn(R) |
| Nov 11, 1936 | Confirms that he married Paulette Goddard secretly in 1935 (they divorce on Jun 4, 1942) | 25 Sa | 15 Pi(R) | 7 Ta(R) | 18 Vi | 28 Cn(R) |
| Sep 9, 1939 | House of Un-American Activities Committee begins investigating Chaplin; he begins filming 'The Great Dictator' (which will be released on Oct 15, 1940) | 6 Ar(R) | 0 Ta(R) | 21 Ta(R) | 22 Vi | 2 Le |
| Jun 4, 1943 | Chaplin is named as the father of aspiring actress Joan Barry's unborn child | 24 Cn | 15 Ge | 5 Ge | 29 Vi(R) | 5 Le |
| Jun 16, 1943 | Marries Oona O'Neill, aged 18 | 26 Cn | 17 Ge | 5 Ge | 29 Vi | 5 Le |
| Feb 10, 1944 | Indicted for transporting a minor (Barry) across state lines for immoral purposes (acquitted on Apr 5, 1944) | 22 Le(R) | 19 Ge(R) | 4 Ge(R) | 3 Li(R) | 7 Le(R) |
| Dec 19, 1944 | Barry's paternity trial begins (mistrial on Jan 4, 1945); second suit begins April 12, 1945, which she wins 5 days later | 26 Vi | 8 Cn(R) | 10 Ge(R) | 6 Li | 9 Le(R) |
| Apr 15, 1947 | Chaplin denies he is a Communist and fights a smear campaign | 26 Sc(R) | 2 Le | 18 Ge | 9 Li(R) | 10 Le(R) |
| Dec 18, 1947 | Justice and State Depts are urged to arrange his deportation | 12 Sa | 22 Le(R) | 24 Ge(R) | 12 Li | 14 Le(R) |
| Sep 18, 1952 | Chaplin embarks on a world cruise; Attorney General McGranery orders a probe of Chaplin's subversive activities to determine his readmission to the USA; Chaplin moves to Vevey, Switzerland and vows never to return to the USA | 20 Ta(R) | 15 Li | 17 Cn | 20 Li | 22 Le |
| Jan 1953 | Showings of Chaplin's film 'Limelight' are cancelled in various theaters | 11 Ta(R) | 26 Li | 16 Cn(R) | 23 Li | 22 Le(R) |
| Jun 15, 1956 | The IRS announces it will seek $1.1 million in back taxes and interest from Chaplin | 26 Le | 27 Sc(R) | 0 Le | 27 Li | 26 Le |
| Sep 1964 | He publishes his autobiography | 25 Ta | 1 Pi(R) | 10 Vi | 15 Sc | 13 Vi |
| Apr 1972 | Returns to the USA to receive awards including a Special Academy Award | 7 Cp | 2 Ge | 16 Li(R) | 5 Sa(R) | 0 Li(R) |
| Mar 4, 1975 | Knighted by the Queen of England | 26 Pi | 12 Cn(R) | 2 Sc(R) | 11 Sa | 8 Li(R) |
| Dec 25, 1977 | Dies in his sleep, Corsier-sur-Vevey, Switzerland | 0 Cn(R) | 0 Vi(R) | 15 Sc | 16 Sa | 16 Li |
| Mar 1, 1978 | His body is stolen from its grave (and is found 16 days later) | 26 Ge | 26 Le(R) | 16 Sc(R) | 18 Sa | 16 Li(R) |
| Sep 27, 1991 | Oona O'Neill dies | 3 Vi | 0 Aq(R) | 9 Cp | 13 Cp | 18 Sc |
(Where only the month is given, the planetary position at the first day of that month has been listed; (R) = retrograde)
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