Scott GeorgeC Vedic birth chart profile
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Cancer Lagna

Scott GeorgeC

Remembering (Sep 22, 1999)

October 18, 1927 · Wise, Virginia
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Moon Sign
Cancer
Sun Sign
Libra
Ascendant
Cancer
Nakshatra
Ashlesha
Birth Star
OscarEntertainmentEntertain/BusinessMilitaryActorDirectorMultiple MarriagesFive Times
Biography

Who is Scott GeorgeC?

American actor and director of stage and film, whose most famous movie role was "Patton" in 1970, and who turned down the Best Actor Academy Award for it because he considered the Oscars a "meat parade." He had a total of four Oscar nominations and won three television Emmys. His other performances included roles in "Anatomy of a Murder," "The Hustler," and "Dr. Strangelove," 1964. Scott grew up in Detroit, and served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1945-1949. He attended the University of Missouris School of Journalism, changed his major to English and drama and began appearing in student shows from 1949-1953. He went on to work in stock companies in Washington, DC, and Ontario, Canada. His New York stage debut in the 1957 Shakespearean Festival earned him notice, and he was soon taking the lead roles in stage plays and movies. Known for his portrayal of "angry men," he also did comedy, and directed two movies, "Rage," 1972, and "The Savage is Loose," 1974. He has also appeared in numerous TV roles, including a portrayal of Benito Mussolini; the role of Scrooge in Dickens "A Christmas Carol," 1984; the male lead in "Jane Eyre," and "The Last Days of Patton," in which he reprised his Oscar-winning performance as General George Patton. He was also in the 1963 series "East Side/West Side," as a social worker in the slums of New York. Scott married five times, twice to Colleen Dewhurst, by whom he had two sons, and to actress Trish Van Devere. He had one child by his first wife, and one illegitimate child whom he later adopted. Scott was known for his hot temper. A heavy drinker, he joined AA in 1967. Scott died from a ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm at this home in Westlake Village, California on 22 September 1999. Link to Wikipedia biography
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George C. Scott — Public Profile

Overview

George Campbell Scott (1927–1999) was an American actor celebrated for his intense and versatile performances across stage, film, and television. Born in Wise, Virginia, he developed a reputation as one of the most respected and influential actors of his generation, known for his commitment to craft and command of screen presence.

Biographical Details

  • Birth: 1927, Wise, Virginia, United States
  • Death: 1999, West Hollywood, California, United States
  • Occupation: Actor (stage, film, television)

Career Highlights

  • Anatomy of a Murder (1959) — Lt. Frederick Manion
  • The Hustler (1961) — Fast Eddie Felson
  • Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964) — Gen. Buck Turgidson
  • Patton (1970) — Gen. George S. Patton; earned the Academy Award for Best Actor

Awards and Recognitions

  • Academy Award for Best Actor — Patton (1970)
  • Golden Globes and multiple other nominations for film and stage performances

Public Presence and Social Media

There are no official social media profiles for George C. Scott. Any current accounts purporting to be him are not verified. Public memory and archival pages exist, but they are not managed by a living public figure.

News and Public Mentions

Contemporary coverage centers on retrospectives, biographies, and analyses of his influential work. As a late-20th-century figure, there are no active, real-time updates about new projects from him, though his legacy continues to be discussed in film history contexts.

Legacy and Influence

Scott is remembered for his demanding approach to acting and for shaping modern performance in film and theater. His roles in The Hustler, Dr. Strangelove, and Patton are frequently cited as landmarks in American cinema, reflecting his enduring impact on the craft.

Which Raj Yogas are in Scott GeorgeC's birth chart?

2 FOUND

Scott GeorgeC's chart shows 2 Raj Yogas, including Rajju Yoga, Vasumitra Yoga.

Planetary Combinations

Which dasha periods did Scott GeorgeC live through?

VIMSHOTTARI

Vimshottari dasha periods recorded for Scott GeorgeC, in order.

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What do Scott GeorgeC's numerology numbers say?

Scott GeorgeC's core numbers are Life Path 11, Destiny 4, Soul Urge 6, Personality 7, Kabbalah Number 11, Birth 9.

Life Path
11

Chaldean Life Path 11 is a master vibration of heightened intuition and spiritual sensitivity. It indicates inspired leadership when grounded and practical.

Destiny
4

Chaldean Destiny 4 indicates practical building through discipline and systems. It supports operations, engineering, execution, and stable long-term progress.

Soul Urge
6

Chaldean Soul 6 desires love, belonging, and responsibility. It seeks harmony at home and fulfillment through care and service.

Personality
7

Chaldean Personality 7 appears thoughtful, private, and analytical. Others often see depth, intelligence, and spiritual interest.

Kabbalah Number
11

Kabbalah Number 11 reflects a heightened spiritual code of intuition and illumination. It supports inspired guidance when grounded and balanced.

Birth
9

Birth Number 9 in Vedic astrology: explore personality traits, life path insights, challenges, and compatibility tips to guide decisions with numerology wisdom.

Life Events & Planetary Transits

Key events mapped against the active Dasha and planetary transits at the time.

1957
Career
New Job 1957 (First noted Shakespeare appearance)
1967
Social
Joined group 1967 (A.A.)
1970
Career
Prize 1970 (Best Actor Oscar for "Patton" declined)
1999
Death
Death by Disease 22 September 1999 (Aneurysm, age 71)
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