The Jackass Cast Member You Are Based On Your Zodiac Sign

In their first film since 2010's "Jackass 3D," the cast and crew of "Jackass" have reunited for more outrageous antics and boneheaded stunts in "Jackass Forever." Actor and comedian Johnny Knoxville is teaming up once again with director and producer Jeff Tremaine, as well as other fellow daredevils from the original series. Steve-O, Chris Pontius, Dave England, Preston Lacy, Ehren McGhehey, and Jason "Wee Man" Acuña all return for the movie.

Making its television debut on MTV in 2000, the aptly named "Jackass" gained massive fame and notoriety for its showcase of dangerously wild stunts and extreme pranks. Throwing all reason and safety precautions out the window, "Jackass" continues to be a cultural phenomenon. In the end, it all comes down to a group of friends making memories that will last a lifetime and having a lot of fun in the process. Know what else is fun? Figuring out which "Jackass" cast member you are based on your zodiac sign. Nice segue, right? So let's get to it!

One of the most notable original "Jackass" cast members, Jason Acuña takes advantage of his small stature to play big pranks on the unsuspecting public. As a professional skateboarder, it was his connection with Jeff Tremaine at Big Brother magazine that helped Acuña become a major player on the show, via The New York Times. He is famous for some of the series' most memorable moments, including lifting basketball great Shaquille O'Neal on his back and skateboarding while dressed as an Oompa Loompa. He has appeared in each of the "Jackass" films since 2002 and will be returning for more in "Jackass Forever."

As a Taurus born on May 16, Acuña has many attributes that align with the sign of the bull. Those who fall under this portion of the zodiac are tenacious, strong-willed, and dedicated. Tauruses also tend to be perfectionists and will be quick to show their temper if things don't go their way. However, they are also extremely loyal and devoted companions who will stay with you until the end.

Like a number of his fellow "Jackass" castmates, Chris Pontius found his way into the world of outrageous exploits through his work with Big Brother magazine, via KQED. Originally, Pontius worked for the magazine as a travel writer, and his penchant for trying new and daring things made him the perfect candidate for Tremaine and Knoxville's new show. It also helped that Pontius wasn't afraid to show off his bare buttocks on camera -– frequently and enthusiastically. After "Jackass" the series was taken off MTV, Pontius joined Steve-O as a co-host for the nature spin-off series, "Wildboyz."

Born on July 16, Pontius falls under the Cancer sign of the zodiac. Like their symbol –- the crab -– Cancers can be hard to read due to their tough exterior. Yet when a Cancer chooses to come out of its shell, they are very loving, compassionate, and loyal friends. They are known for being very in touch with their emotions and can come off as being a tad moody. Cancers also prefer a small group of close-knit friends rather than a large social circle, but that just makes them all the more connected with the ones who are closest to them.

A native of the midwest United States, Ryan Dunn participated in wild video stunts with Bam Margera before joining the "Jackass" crew. Dunn and Margera first met when they attended the same high school in West Chester, Pennsylvania, as noted by The Philadelphia Inquirer. Margera's CKY videos drew the attention of Jeff Tremaine, who recruited both Margera and Dunn for the "Jackass" TV show. Some fans may remember him for his golf cart wipeout in "Jackass: The Movie" and for inserting a toy car into his rectum.

Dunn was killed in a car accident in 2011 when he drove his vehicle off the road. Toxicology reports stated that his blood-alcohol level was two and a half times the allowed legal limit, via Digital Spy. Dunn's friend and passenger, Zachary Hartwell, also died in the crash.

Many of those closest to Dunn would praise him for his generous nature and willingness to "do anything for a friend," as reported by MTV News. These traits go hand-in-hand with the Virgo sign, as did Dunn's willingness to put all his effort into whatever he set his mind to. Virgos are critical thinkers and diligent workers, which can often lead to them forgetting to relax and take a break once in a while. And like Dunn, Virgos are sympathetic, loving, and true friends.

An eclectic musician with an eccentric fashion sense, Loomis Fall has appeared as a guest numerous times on the "Jackass" TV show and was featured in all four movies. He has participated in a number of dangerous stunts, including a game of beehive tetherball, as well as braving the blast of a jet engine while holding an umbrella. When he isn't allowing himself to be subjected to torture and general mayhem, Fall is a seasoned musician and songwriter. He was a member of the California pop-punk band Wax in the early 1990s, via Punk News, and has also participated in many other music projects.

If your zodiac sign is Scorpio, you have a lot in common with the mysterious and elusive Fall. Scorpios are extremely passionate, but slow to trust. Many of those under the sign of the scorpion have a natural artistic talent, whether it be painting, crafting, or music. Scorpios tend to throw themselves headfirst into a project without reservations or hesitation. Just don't forget to make sure you have health insurance first.

Known for being perhaps the grossest member of the "Jackass" crew, Dave England began his career as a pro snowboarder. England was the editor for Snowboarder Magazine and Blunt -– the latter of which was under the same umbrella as Jeff Tremaine's Big Brother skateboarding magazine, via VC Reporter. England's talents would often lie in both the excretion and ingestion of disgusting substances, on top of participating in outrageous stunts. He also confirmed on "Steve-O's Wild Ride!" that he has only one testicle, which was the result of a snowboarding injury in New Zealand.

Born on December 30, England is a Capricorn, which has a half-goat, half-fish as its symbol. This symbol represents the dual nature of most Capricorns – one side is driven and ambitious, while the other has difficulty overcoming tough obstacles. Capricorns tend to be competitive and like to view things logically. However, sometimes their analytical approach to life can make them seem cold. They are dedicated and hard-working, and prefer stability as opposed to constant change.

Born as Philip John Clapp, Johnny Knoxville moved from Tennessee to Los Angeles in 1989 with dreams of Hollywood. His hopes for an acting career quickly fizzled out, so he decided to do his own thing, pitching the idea of testing out self-defense equipment on himself, as he remembered in an oral history of the franchise for The Hollywood Reporter. This caught the attention of Jeff Tremaine, an editor for a skateboard magazine called Big Brother. Together, Knoxville and Tremaine created the series that would become "Jackass" and managed to get MTV onboard.

Knoxville himself is a Pisces, born March 11, 1971, and it's easy to see how he shares many traits with this water sign. Pisces are known for having big aspirations and creative imaginations –- both of which Knoxville has in abundance. Pisceans are also laid back and able to get along with just about anyone, which explains Knoxville's ability to get his pals to go along with some of his crazy ideas. They are idealistic and driven — and with their head so often in the clouds, Pisceans often have trouble keeping their feet on the ground. Nevertheless, those born under this sign are steadfast friends who are always willing to lend a sympathetic ear.