What's Next for Oscar A-Listers?

Whether stars won an Oscar Sunday night or were just nominated, by Tuesday we already want to know: What have you done lately? What's next, Brad, Meryl, Jean, and the rest? --By Thelma Adams, Yahoo! Movies

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  1. Brad Pitt King of the casual-reaction shot and best-actor nominee Brad Pitt will continue producing and starring in -- but not directing -- a series of action roles as he cozies up to turning the big
  2. Michelle Williams Best-actress nominee -- and Independent Spirit Award winner -- Michelle Williams will continue making great movies big and small. She
  3. George Clooney Best-actor nominee George Clooney will try, try again to nail that best-actor win. He
  4. Rooney Mara Best-actress nominee Rooney Mara went from "Who
  5. Octavia Spencer Best-supporting actress -- and audience favorite -- Octavia Spencer already has the Sundance hit "Smashed" in the can. She plays a sympathetic AA member who sponsors newbie Mary Eliza
  6. Meryl Streep Best actress Meryl Streep can now truly rest on her laurels with three Oscars on her shelf. She
  7. Jean Dujardin After breaking into the American market in a big way, best actor Jean Dujardin returns to safe ground and a French-language sex comedy, "The Players," that combines a series of short fi
  8. Viola Davis Now that best-actress nominee Viola Davis has made the leap from supporting actress to leading lady, there
  9. Christopher Plummer Cruise control is the name of the game for octogenarian best-supporting actor Christopher Plummer, who finally got his golden statuette amid a wave of applause and standing ovatio
  10. Melissa McCarthy It was truly a win for Melissa McCarthy to be nominated for best-supporting actress for the comedy "Bridesmaids" -- and she already has her own TV show, "Mike & Molly." On the featur
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