繁體中文
蘇鳳（1939年3月19日—2007年6月28日），原名李紹娟，原籍廣東番禺，生於上海，父親經營西藥業。她於上海就讀協進中學時已參加學校話劇團演出，十三歲隨家人南下香港，入讀培道女子中學。1956年，蘇鳳考入國際電影懋業有限公司（簡稱電懋），同期加入的新人還有丁皓、雷震、田青、林蒼等。她的處女作是岳楓執導的《青山翠谷》（1956），其後長期留在電懋發展。她曾自述當時只演過《青山翠谷》《四千金》《空中小姐》三部影片，角色均屬配角；其中《四千金》（1957）由陶秦執導，她在片中飾演四姊妹中的幼女，同片有穆虹、林翠、葉楓等；《空中小姐》（1959）由易文執導，同片有葛蘭、葉楓。電懋是當時香港規模僅次於邵氏的電影公司，旗下明星雲集，蘇鳳以清秀斯文的形象被安排演出大家閨秀一類角色，多演第二女主角或配角，憑斯文嫻靜的氣質令觀眾留下印象。她先後參演十多部影片，包括《四千金》（1957）、《蘭閨風雲》（1959）、《六月新娘》（1960）、《野玫瑰之戀》（1960）及《星星·月亮·太陽》（1961）等，其中《野玫瑰之戀》由葛蘭主演，《星星·月亮·太陽》則分上下兩集。有評論指她的戲路受限，尤其在一些情感戲的處理上未算突出。在電懋的國語片體系中，她雖未躋身一線，卻長年獲派演戲份穩定的角色，是片廠制度下典型的合約演員。1962年，蘇鳳年僅二十三歲便因結婚而息影，此後未再現身銀幕。她為人低調，婚後專心家庭，很少接受訪問，故有關她的生平資料較為零散。2007年6月28日，她與世長辭，終年六十八歲。
English
Su Fung (19 March 1939 – 28 June 2007), born Li Shao-juan, was a Hong Kong actress with ancestral roots in Panyu, Guangdong. She was born in Shanghai, where her father ran a Western-medicine business, and as a schoolgirl at Xie Jin Middle School she performed with the school drama troupe. At the age of thirteen she moved south to Hong Kong with her family and studied at Pooi To Girls' Middle School. In 1956 she joined Motion Picture & General Investment, known as MP&GI, in the same intake of newcomers as Ding Hao, Kelly Lai Chen, Tien Ching and Lin Tsang. Her screen debut came in Yue Feng's Green Hills and Jade Valleys in 1956, after which she stayed with the studio. She herself recalled that at the time she had appeared in only three films, all in supporting parts; among them The Four Daughters (1957) was directed by Doe Ching, in which she played the youngest of four sisters alongside Mu Hong, Lin Cui and Julie Yeh, while Air Hostess (1959) was directed by Evan Yang and starred Grace Chang and Julie Yeh. MP&GI was then Hong Kong's second-largest studio after Shaw Brothers, and Soo Fung, cast for her fresh and demure looks as well-bred young ladies, usually played second leads or supporting roles and was remembered for her gentle presence. She appeared in more than a dozen films, among them The Four Daughters (1957), Lan Gui Feng Yun (1959), June Bride (1960), The Wild, Wild Rose (1960) and The Stars, the Moon and the Sun (1961), the last released in two parts. Some reviewers noted the limits of her range, particularly in emotionally charged scenes. Within the studio's Mandarin-film system she never became a top-line star but for years received steady parts, a typical contract player of the studio era. After marrying in 1962 she retired from acting at the age of twenty-three and never appeared on screen again. A private person who devoted herself to family and rarely gave interviews, she left relatively scattered records of her life. She died on 28 June 2007, aged 68.
