All of these limitations placed on women is clearly expressed in Twelfth Night, Much Ado about Nothing, and Shakespeare in Love. The women in Shakespeare in Love and Twelfth Night had to go to the extreme to overcome the obstacles they faced for being a woman. It took hoodwinking people into thinking they were men if they wanted to have genuine job. Furthermore, there was an enormous amount of emphasis on getting married in both of these films. The women were free to fall in love with who they pleased, but it seemed like they had no choice as to who they actually married. Much Ado about Nothing showed the hardships of women somewhat, but most of the women did nothing about it. Beatrice was one of the