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The sensuality of a Taurus star can light up a film, especially if they have some sexy chemistry with their onscreen partner. Being a physical Earth sign, the Bull is exceptionally, touchable. Taurus celebrities Kirsten Dunst ( Spider-Man ) and Robert Pattinson ( Twilight) have this yummy quality.

What's more, the chemistry with their film partners - Tobey Maguire for Dunst and Kristen Stewart for Pattinson - makes the stories irresistible. There's nothing more engaging than a film that's fired up by true love and searing passion.


So what's the secret of their magic? Chart comparisons between the couples reveal all.

Kirsten Dunst / Tobey Maguire
Dunst plays Mary Jane Watson, the love interest of Peter Parker, aka Spider-Man. Born on April 30, 1982, she has Sun and Mercury in Taurus and Moon in passionate Leo. The Leo placement indicates a talent for drama and a generous heart. Like Stewart, she has Venus in mystical Pisces, giving her a powerful allure and an idealistic love nature.


Maguire was born on June 27, 1975. He has Sun in home-loving Cancer, a water sign that's in harmony with Dunst's Venus in Pisces. The water-sign emphasis shows up onscreen as a deep connection between them that needs no words. Emotionally, the co-stars are opposites. His Moon in Aquarius is opposite her Moon in Leo, which heightens their onscreen chemistry. Even better, Maguire has Venus in Leo, a sexy bond with Dunst's Moon in Leo.


So how does a shy, retiring Cancer become a superhero? It's all about instinctual Mars. Maguire has Mars in headstrong Aries, the sign that leaps first and asks questions later, rather like his character. Combined with Venus in fiery Leo, he plays a sensitive but courageous character to perfection. And his fire placements bring out the passion in Dunst's Moon in Leo.


That mysterious thing called chemistry can be seen in the chart connections between two people. Whether it's present in real life or just between two characters, it's pure magic.

seen at http://www.californiapsychics.com/articles/Features/3436/Hot_Chemistry_on_Film.aspx


By the way: I am cancer, too