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When a charming but cowardly circus press agent inherits a controlling interest in the circus, he must pretend to be a fearless lion tamer to impress the lovely animal trainer. He finds himself in increasingly dangerous and comical situations as he tries to maintain his facade while avoiding actual peril.

The Great Lover was a moderate success, generally well-received by critics for its lighthearted humor and the comedic performances of its cast, particularly Bob Hope. Audiences enjoyed the classic screwball comedy elements and Hope's signature wisecracking style.

• Praised for Bob Hope's comedic timing and his ability to navigate perilous circus situations with wit.

• Appreciated for its blend of romance and slapstick comedy, offering a classic Hollywood escapist experience.

• Lauded for the chemistry between the lead actors and the overall light and entertaining tone.

Google audience: Audience reception generally points to a fun and amusing film, with many enjoying Bob Hope's performance as a reluctant hero and the predictable but enjoyable romantic plot.

Bob Hope's character, Sam Pack, is a press agent who inherits the circus. His actual profession as a publicity man was a nod to Hope's real-life background in promoting his films.