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Those born on February 25 have Pisces as their sun sign. Ruled by Neptune, Pisces is one of the three Water signs in the Western zodiac (along with Cancer and Scorpio). February 25 natives are very sensitive to outside influences and have a heightened awareness of the perceived impressions of others, which is further augmented by strong intuition common to water signs. As a rule, they tend to be gentle, compassionate people who always look for the good in others. One of poor traits of their personality is that they may be indecisive and unable to cope with the real world. Pisceans have active imaginations that may lead them to seek professions and situations involving the arts, especially acting, dancing or writing. They are natural peace-makers with the ability to sooth hurt feelings and restore calm.
Gaining fame as the lead guitarist of the rock band, the Beatles, English musician, George Harrison, helped broaden the scope of popular music in the Western world. He was also successful as a solo performer and released many best-selling albums. He was named in Rolling Stone magazine’s list of the 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time
Sean Astin became a widely recognized actor after portraying Samwise Gamgee in one of the most popular film trilogies of all time - The Lord of the Rings. The film series played such an important role in his life that Sean decided to get a tattoo of the word nine in the Tengwar script, commemorating his involvement in the series.
An actress, director, writer, and producer, Rashida Jones is a multi-talented woman who first gained prominence as a TV actress. A Harvard University graduate, the bright young woman entered the entertainment industry in the mid-1990s and has since made a name for herself. She is the recipient of several awards including a Grammy.
Téa Leoni went on to establish a successful acting career in the American entertainment industry after landing her breakthrough role in the action comedy movie Bad Boys. Such was her popularity in the 1990s that an asteroid was named after her in 1993. Also known for her humanitarian work, Téa Leoni was named a goodwill ambassador for UNICEF in 2001.
Jameela Jamil, who works as an actress, model, writer, and radio presenter, is a fighter in every sense of the word; she fought conditions like hearing loss, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, coeliac disease, and anorexia nervosa before establishing herself as an entertainer. Not to mention a car accident that damaged her spine when she was 17 years old!
Noah Jupe is a British actor best known for portraying Young Otis Lort in the 2019 American drama film Honey Boy. He also appeared alongside Christian Bale, playing Bale's on-screen son, in the popular sports drama film Ford v Ferrari. Son of actress Katy Cavanagh and filmmaker Chris Jupe, Noah Jupe has followed in the footsteps of his parents.
Isabelle Fuhrman is an American actress best known for playing Esther in the 2009 movie Orphan. Also known for her charitable work, Isabelle Fuhrman joined hands with Save the Children to help knit hundreds of baby caps in an attempt to bring down the death rate of babies in developing countries as part of the organization's Caps for Good project.
French artist Pierre-Auguste Renoir, father of actor Pierre Renoir and director Jean Renoir, was a key Impressionist painter. His best-known works include The Swing, Diana, and Seated Girl. He was known for his use of vibrant colors and feminine sensuality in his works. He also painted landscapes and portraits.
John Graves Simcoe was a British Army general best remembered for founding York (present-day Toronto, Canada). Simcoe, who served as the first lieutenant governor of Upper Canada, was responsible for introducing institutions like trial by jury, courts of law, freehold land tenure, and English common law. John Graves Simcoe also played a key role in abolishing slavery in Canada.
Joakim Noah is a French-American basketball player. A two-time NBA All-Star, Noah has played for popular teams like the Chicago Bulls, New York Knicks, and Memphis Grizzlies. Also known for his humanitarian efforts, Joakim Noah is credited with founding the Noah's Arc Foundation, which aims at helping children through arts and sports.
Three-time Filmfare Award-winner Shahid Kapoor has mesmerized his audiences with his versatile performances in Hindi films such as Jab We Met, Haider, Kaminey, Udta Punjab, and Kabir Singh. Despite having actor parents, Pankaj Kapur and Neelima Azeem, Shahid had humble beginnings as a background dancer before he entered mainstream Bollywood.
Justin Berfield is an American actor, producer, and writer. He is best known for his performance in the popular TV series Malcolm in the Middle, for which he received a Young Artist Award and YoungStar Award. Also known for his charity work, Justin Berfield has been working closely with nonprofit organizations like St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and Virgin Unite.
José de San Martín was an Argentine general who played an important role in the Spanish American wars of independence. San Martín is considered a national hero of Peru and Argentina. The Order of the Liberator General San Martín, the highest honor conferred by the government of Argentina, was created in his honor.
Kurt Rambis was initially drafted by the New York Knicks, he was later waived and debuted as part of the Greek club AEK Athens instead. He later won 4 NBA championships with the LA Lakers and coached both the Lakers and the Knicks.
Danny Denzongpa is an Indian actor, director, and singer. Although he predominantly works in Hindi films, Denzongpa has also appeared in Tamil, Telugu, and Bengali films in a career spanning over 40 years. Danny Denzongpa, who has a couple of Filmfare Awards under his belt, was honored with Padma Shree, India's fourth-highest civilian award, in 2003.
Croatian basketball player Mario Hezonja is best known for his association with the Spanish club Real Madrid. Known for his exceptional performance in EuroLeague, he has also been part of Croatia’s 2012 U17 World Cup bronze-winning and 2011 U16 European Championship gold-winning squads. In 2011, he received the Sportske Novosti Award for Fair Play.
Neil Jordan is a screenwriter, film director, short-story writer, and novelist. In 1979, his book Night in Tunisia earned him the Guardian Fiction Prize and a Somerset Maugham Award. In 1992, he received an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay for his work in the film The Crying Game. He is also credited with creating a TV series called The Borgias.
Robert Ripley was a cartoonist and an amateur anthropologist best known for creating the newspaper panel series Ripley's Believe It or Not! The series was later adapted for radio and TV. He lost his father when he was young and began working as a cartoonist at the age of 16. Over the years, he became extremely successful and wealthy.
Personality Traits & Characteristics of Famous People Born on February 25
Personality
Although not readily evident, people born on February 25 have a strong streak of independence. They have a lot of ideas, not all of which are practical, and if dismissed harshly, they will shut down and turn inward. On the positive side, their steadfast belief in a positive outcome through respectful collaboration often makes them the quiet cheerleader in a team. Pisceans are always ready with a shoulder to cry on, and are helpful, caring friends. Despite their best intentions, involvement in others' lives may be viewed as interfering and gossipy. They love romance and sentimentality, and have a deep appreciation of history. They are delighted by little expressions of thoughtfulness and will generously return the favor whenever possible.
Health
More so than most, it's crucial for Pisceans to find ways to recharge spiritually. They should seek quiet places where they can connect with nature and meditate. Outstanding caregivers, they may ignore their own health. It's especially important for them to preserve their musculo-skeletal structure and "inner core" because they tend to absorb tension from others. They also need to protect their respiratory health, and watch out for tendency towards addictive substances that help them escape from reality. On the positive side, they are always able to get back on the wagon and rededicate themselves to a healthy regimen.
Finance
February 25 people are very creative but may not be good overall money managers. Generous to a fault, they have a tendency to over-spend. They find working with Sagittarius and Gemini very challenging, and do better in business with Capricorn and Taurus, who provide the practicality needed to be successful.
Career
Pisceans display exceptional artistry, often expressed through painting, writing and music. They are also drawn to the healing arts, sometimes involving alternative or veterinary medicine. They also have a deep connection with nature that makes them suited for career option such as, horticulture and landscape design.
Relationships, Marriage and Children
They encourage those around them to pursue their dreams and "I believe in you" is a phrase often associated with their supportive behavior. Always trying to maintain a romantic environment of unconditional love, Pisceans may not see flaws in a partner until it's too late. On the negative side, they may become sullen and possessive, sabotaging relationships with unrelenting criticism. Parents need to understand that for children born on February 25, the world of make-believe is as real as the immediate world. They will help their child by finding gentle ways to show that moderation and practicality can be fun. Piscean parents need to remember that discipline, when appropriately applied, will help rather than harm their child's development.
Lucky Colors: Silver, Sea-green
Lucky Numbers: 7, 16, 25, 52, 61, 70
Lucky Days (of the week): Thursday, Monday
Lucky Days (of the month): 7th, 9th
