Fan quiz by birth date

Which movie character are you?

Find out by your birth date

If your life were a movie, who would play you?

No personality questions: this quiz reads your birth chart and compares it with 23 characters from cult movies. Enter your birth date and find out who you really are in this world.

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How the match works

Your birth date. Add the time and city if you know them: the result gets more precise, but the date alone is enough.
Your natal chart. NEBO works out where the Sun, the Moon and the planets were when you were born, plus your Ascendant if the time is known.
Your profile. The chart gives your balance of elements (fire, earth, air, water), your modalities (cardinal, fixed, mutable) and your Sun, Moon and Ascendant signs.
Your match. Every character has a profile too. You see your similarity with each of them in % and who is closest to you. It takes a minute and it’s free.

Characters in the quiz (23)

Tony StarkGenius, billionaire and showman: you solve problems with technology and charisma.In “Iron Man,” Tony Stark is a cocky genius who sells weapons and lives like a rock star, until terrorists from the Ten Rings kidnap him in Afghanistan.
John WickQuiet, composed and dangerous: better not mess with you.In “John Wick,” John Wick is a retired hitman who once left the game for the woman he loved, Helen.
Forrest GumpA sincere heart and faith in people: life itself leads you where you need to be.In “Forrest Gump,” Forrest is a boy from Alabama with a low IQ and braces on his legs, whose mama teaches him he’s no different from anybody else.
Tyler DurdenA rebel against the system: you break the rules and wake people up.In “Fight Club,” Tyler Durden shows up in the life of the nameless narrator, an insomniac office drone with an IKEA-catalog apartment.
NeoYou see the code behind reality: the chosen one who doesn't believe it at first.In “The Matrix,” Thomas Anderson is a programmer by day, and by night he becomes the hacker Neo, searching for an answer to the question of what the Matrix is.
Jordan BelfortYou sell anything to anyone: energy, money and a crazy pace.In “The Wolf of Wall Street,” Jordan Belfort starts out as a rookie broker, loses his job on Black Monday in 1987, and discovers a talent for selling penny stocks to anyone over the phone.
Michael CorleoneCalm, calculation and family above all: power without extra noise.In “The Godfather,” Michael Corleone is Don Vito’s youngest son, a war hero who promises his girlfriend Kay that the family business has nothing to do with him.
CobbAn architect of dreams: complex plans, deep ideas and a bit of a past that won't let go.In “Inception,” Dom Cobb is an extractor who steals ideas from other people’s dreams and can’t go home to his kids because he’s accused of killing his wife, Mal.
Jack SparrowChaos, luck and charm: you come out of any story dry.In “Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl,” Captain Jack Sparrow sails into Port Royal on a sinking boat, with no ship and no crew.
Rocky BalboaYou get up after every punch: discipline and heart beat talent.In “Rocky,” Rocky Balboa is a down-on-his-luck boxer from Philadelphia who makes a living collecting debts for a local loan shark, and awkwardly, shyly courts Adrian, the quiet girl at the pet shop.
MaximusHonor, strength and loyalty: a leader people follow into battle.In “Gladiator,” Maximus is the favorite general of Emperor Marcus Aurelius, who wants to make him his heir so he can return Rome to a republic.
The DudeTotal chill: the world is burning and you calmly sip your cocktail.In “The Big Lebowski,” Jeffrey Lebowski, aka the Dude, is an L.A. slacker who lives for bowling, his bathrobe, and White Russians.
Arthur FleckDeep emotions and sensitivity to injustice: the world isn't always ready to understand you.In “Joker,” Arthur Fleck is a clown-for-hire in run-down Gotham who dreams of stand-up and takes care of his sick mother, Penny.
Bruce WayneTwo sides: a public mask and a dark mission to protect your city.In “The Dark Knight,” Bruce Wayne, together with Commissioner Gordon and District Attorney Harvey Dent, nearly defeats Gotham’s mob, and he hopes Dent will become a hero without a mask so Batman won’t be needed anymore.
Frank AbagnaleYou slip into any role easily: charm, resourcefulness and speed.In “Catch Me If You Can,” Frank Abagnale Jr. runs away from home at sixteen after his parents’ divorce and starts a new life on nothing but nerve.
Ellen RipleyA cool head in a panic: you survive where others break.In “Alien,” Ellen Ripley is an officer aboard the cargo ship Nostromo, whose crew is woken up for a signal from an unknown planet.
Doc BrownA mad inventor: ideas decades ahead.In “Back to the Future,” Doc Emmett Brown is an eccentric scientist who turns a DeLorean into a time machine: hit 88 miles per hour, feed it 1.21 gigawatts — and you’re in another year.
AmélieQuiet magic: you notice little things and make people happier.In “Amélie,” Amélie Poulain is a shy waitress at a café in Montmartre who grew up with a lonely childhood and lives in her own inner world.
Sarah ConnorA warrior mother: turned fear into preparation and carries her mission through regardless.In “Terminator 2,” Sarah Connor is locked up in a psychiatric hospital because nobody believes her warnings about Judgment Day and the machines.
Lisbeth SalanderClosed-off, smart and dangerous: digs for the truth and answers to nobody.In “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,” Lisbeth Salander is a brilliant hacker with a photographic memory who compiles background checks for a security firm and lives under state guardianship.
ClementineYou live on emotion and impulse: bright, unpredictable, real.In “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,” Clementine Kruczynski is an impulsive woman with hair in colors like “Blue Ruin” who meets quiet Joel on a train to Montauk.
GandalfWisdom and mentorship: you turn up exactly when you're needed.In “The Lord of the Rings,” Gandalf the Gray is a wandering wizard who sets off fireworks at Bilbo’s birthday party and then discovers that his ring is Sauron’s One Ring.
Andy DufresnePatience and a quiet plan: you dig your tunnel to freedom for years.In “The Shawshank Redemption,” Andy Dufresne is a quiet banker wrongly sentenced to life for the murder of his wife and her lover.

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FAQ

Is this quiz free?

Yes. It’s completely free and needs no sign-up. All you need is your birth date.

What if I don’t know my birth time?

The date is enough. The time and city add your Ascendant and make the match more precise.

How is my character chosen?

Not by answers to questions but by your natal chart: your elements, modalities and Sun, Moon and Ascendant signs are compared with each character’s profile. It’s for fun, not a scientific test.

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