Margot Robbie was born at 7:45 in the morning on 2 July 1990 on the Gold Coast, Queensland, with a Cancer Sun, a Scorpio Moon and Cancer rising. The rising sign matches the Sun sign, and Mercury and Jupiter join the Sun in Cancer, so the sign of loyalty, care and home runs right through the chart.
At 7:45 the Sun had cleared the eastern horizon, with a later degree of Cancer still rising behind it. The Sun, Mercury and Jupiter all sit in Cancer in the 12th house, the quiet house just above the rising degree, linked to imagination, retreat and the inner life. Cancer gives tenderness, a long memory and a fierce instinct to protect. Jupiter adds generosity, and Mercury, about a degree from the Sun, gives it a voice.
With Cancer rising as well, that warmth is what people meet first: an open, caring manner and a strong pull to look after whoever is close by.
The Moon rules Cancer, so as ruler of the rising sign it guides the whole chart. It sits in the opening degrees of Scorpio, in the 3rd house of voice, learning and everyday exchange. Scorpio is the sign of intensity and commitment: feelings here are total, never halfway. Pluto, Scorpio's modern ruler, is in Scorpio too, in the 4th house of home and roots, with Lilith beside it in the same sign. Four of the seven classical planets are in water signs, so feeling and intuition do much of the steering.
Mars is in Aries, the sign it rules, and it makes a square to Saturn in Capricorn, a third of a degree from exact. Mars brings courage, speed and an appetite for a challenge; Saturn brings structure and stamina. Together the two form a formidable working partnership: the nerve to try something bold, and the discipline to see it through.
Saturn shares Capricorn and the 6th house, the house of work, health and routine, with Uranus and Neptune. That puts real weight on skill and preparation, with Uranus adding invention and Neptune adding imagination to the work. The Midheaven, the high point of the chart tied to public life, is in Taurus, and Neptune makes an easy trine to it: a public life tied to beauty, steadiness and a touch of glamour.