The Flower in Prison

The Flower in Prison
Title: The Flower in Prison
Native title: 옥중화
Also known as: Flower in Prison , Flowers of the Prison , Okjoonghwa , Okjunghwa
Country: South Korea
Language: Korean
Airing dates: Apr 30, 2016 - Nov 6, 2016
Original network: MBC
Episodes: 51
Duration: 1 hr. 5 min.
Director: Lee Byung-hoon, Choi Jeong-kyu
Screenwriter: Choi Wan-kyu
OST: The Flower in Prison OST
Production company: Kim Jong-hak Production
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Description 
Flowers of the Prison (옥중화) is a 2016 South Korean drama television series starring Jin Se-yeon, Go Soo, Kim Mi-sook, Jung Joon-ho, Park Joo-mi, Yoon Joo-hee, Kim Soo-yeon, Jun Kwang-ryul and Choi Tae-joon. It is MBC's special project drama to commemorate the network's 55th-founding anniversary. It first aired between Apr 30, 2016 - Nov 6, 2016 on MBC. Set during the Joseon period, the series details the story of Ok-nyeo (Jin Se-yeon), a girl who was born and raised in prison, and her adventures with the mysterious Yun Tae-won (Go Soo). She later becomes an advocate for the poor and is unfairly accused through the Waeji-bu, the private litigation system in Joseon.
Cast 

Jin Se-yeon as Ok-nyeo / Lee Seo-won

Jung Da-bin as young Ok-nyeo

Go Soo as Yun Tae-won, Pyeongsiseo's Administrator

Jung Yoon-seok as young Yun Tae-won

Kim Mi-sook as Queen Munjeong

Jung Joon-ho as Yun Won-hyeong

Park Joo-mi as Jeong Nan-jeong

Yoon Joo-hee as Yi So-jeong, 2nd Head Gisaeng, from Songdo

Kim Soo-yeon as Yun Shin-hye

Roh Jeong-eui as young Yun Shin-hye

Jun Kwang-ryul as Park Tae-su, former head of chetamin, then teacher of Chinese and martial arts of Ok-nyeo

Choi Tae-joon as Seong Ji-heon, Podocheong's Captain, then key person at Ministry of Personnel

Jung Eun-pyo as Ji Cheon-deuk, Jeonokseo's scribe, Ok-nyeo's adoptive father

Kim Eung-soo as Jeonokseo's director

Choi Min-chul as Jeong Dae-sik, Jeonokseo's director

Im Jeong-ha as Lee Hyo-sung, Jeonokseo's curator

Park Gil-soo as Yoo Jong-hoe, Jeonokseo's assistant curator

Ahn Yeo-jin as Yu-geum, kitchen damo

Goo Hye-ryung as Deok-boon, jail damo

Jo Yoon-ho as Jae-deok, Jeonokseo's jailer

Shorry J as Cheon-doong, pickpocket

Lee Se-chang as Jeon Woo-chi

Joo Jin-mo as Tojeong Yi Ji-ham, philosophy and strategy teacher of Ok-nyeo

Lee Jeong-yong as Go Dae-gil

Lee Hee-do as Gong Jae-myung

Kim Hyung-beom as Do-chi

Wi Yang-ho as Jak-doo

Kim Ik-tae as Seong Hwan-ok

Yoon Yoo-sun as Lady Kim, Yun Won-hyeong's legal wife

Maeng Sang-hoon as Jeong Mak-gae, brother of Jeong Nan-jeong

Kim Yoon-kyung as Min Dong-joo, head merchant, wife of Jeong Mak-gae

Lee Ip-sae as Oh Jong-geum, lady in waiting then 'Second Madam' of Yun Won-hyeong

Heo Ji-eun as Cheon Sun-geum

Yeo Ho-min as Dong Chang, henchman of Jeong Nan-jeong

Yoon Yong-hyun as Jeong Man-ho, Jeong Nan-jeong's younger cousin

Oh Na-ra as Hwang Gyo-ha, Head Gisaeng

Jung Byung-cheol as Seong Cha-heum, administrator

Lee Ji-seon as Chae-seon

Son Ga-young as Da-jeong

Kim Ji-eun as Myo-hyang

Son Na-rae as Shin-bi

Kim Seon-kyung , as Tae-won's mother

Seo Ha-joon as King Myeongjong

Lee Seung-ah as Court Lady Han, friend of Ga-bi

Ryu Seung-gook as Han Jae-seo, Naegeumwi's Captain, Myeongjong's palace

Gong Jae-won as Chief Eunuch, Myeongjong's palace

Kwak Min-ho as Gi Chun-su, Naegeumwi's Captain, Queen Dowager's palace

Kim Min-kyung as Court Lady Kim, Queen Dowager's palace

Kim Beop-rae as King Jungjong, Ok-nyeo's biological father

Bae Geu-rin as Ga-bi, Ok-nyeo's mother

Park Joo-hyung as Lee Myung-heon, former Naegeumwi's Captain, Jungjong's reign

Jung Sung-woon as Prince Deokheung, son of King Jungjong

Kim Hyun-bin as Prince Haseong, later King Seonjo, third son of Prince Deokheung

Im Ho as Gang Seon-ho, current head of chetamin, Undercover as Podocheong's lieutenant, then secretary of the War Minister (Daeyun)

Seo Beom-sik as Ju Cheol-gi, instructor

Park Jeong-woo as Yun Tae-gyu

Yoon Young-joo as Min Su-ok, former Court Lady, Jungjong's reign

Go Eun-soo as Cho-hee, Ok-nyeo's escort warrior

Kim Tae-young as Podocheong's Chief

Yun Jin-ho as Podocheong's Captain

Ahn Shin-woo as Podocheong's Captain

Lee Bong-won as Yang Dong-gu, lieutenant

Jung Woo-shik as Song Seok-wu, lieutenant

Sin Guk as Yi Young-shin, Pyeongsiseo's Superintendent

Yi Jong-gu as Pyeongsiseo's Superintendent

Kim Kyung-ryong as Oh Dal-joong, former Pyeongsiseo's Administrator

Yi Jae-jun as Jo Se-Oh, Pyeongsiseo's assistant

Gang Jun-yeong as Hwang Myeong-geol Pyeongsiseo's assistant

Han In-soo as Lee Jeong-myung, Minister of War

Kim Jin-ho as Jung Sang-ho, Ministry of Rites, then Minister of Taxation

Son Seon-geun as Kim Tae-jeong, Ministry of Justice's secretary

Song Yong-tae as Sogyeokseo's assistant commissioner

Cha Geon-woo as Hwanghae Province's governor

Lee Chan as Jang Seon-poong, Haeju Provincial Governor's Office's clerk

Lee Joo-seok as Lee Jeong-gook, interpreter

Kim Ji-eun as Myu-hyang

Han Da-eun as Seon-hwa

Song Young-woong as Oh Jang-hyun, Ming's Eunuch, Joseon-born

Bong Hye-seon

Kim Jeong-seok

Bang Gil-seung

Yang Jae-young

Yoo Sang-jae

Lee Jin-mok

Ra Yoon-chan

Ahn Soo-ho

Kim Tae-beom

Min Byung-wook

Yoon Sung-won

Lee Doo-seok

Baek Min as Kim Moon-chang

Lee Joo-seok

Jung Jin as Atayi, Jurchen tribe

Jang Moon-gyu

Kim Dae-heung

Yoon Jong-goo

Kwon Beom-taek

Kang Cheol-sung

Jung Dong-gyu as Lee Myung-woo

Lee Sook as Yeo Joo-daek

Sung Chan-ho

Choi Gyo-sik

Lee Yoon-sang

Lee Gyu-seop

Jung Eun-sung as Myung-seon

Maeng Bong-hak

Seo Ha-joon as Man-ok

Park Sung-gyun

Baek Seung-cheol

Kim Yoon-tae

Kim Joo-hwang

Choi Yoon-joon

Park Geon-rak

Song Jin-woo

Jang Tae-min

Yoo Ha-bok as bandit boss

Im Sung-pyo

Ri Min

Lee Chang

Jeon Hae-ryong

Seol In-ah as young Court Lady Han

Sung Hyun-mi

Kim Mi-so as Mong-shil

Son Gwang-eop

Choi Jong-nam as Ma Chang-do

Bae Do-hwan

Shin Joon-young

Jung Hyun-seok

Ahn Min-sang

Na Sung-gyun

Moon Cheol-hoon

Yoon Sung-hyun

Kim Kwang-tae

Kim Jin-seo

Jo Jeong-moon

Kang Hak-soo

Go Han-min

Uhm Tae-ok

Park Ik-joon

Lee Taek-geun

Mi Seok

Ha Soo-ho

Park No-sik

Yoon Hyuk-jin

Jang Gyeok-soo

Song Kyung-eui

Min Joon-hyun

Awards
2016 11th Seoul International Drama Awards    
Outstanding Korean Drama The Flower in Prison Won
2016 5th APAN Star Awards    
Grand Prize (Daesang) Go Soo Nominated
Top Excellence Award, Actor in a Serial Drama Go Soo Nominated
2016 9th Korea Drama Awards    
Best Production Director Lee Byung-hoon, Choi Jeong-kyu Nominated
Excellence Award, Actress Jin Se-yeon Nominated
Best New Actor Seo Ha-joon Won
2016 MBC Drama Awards    
Grand Prize (Daesang) Jin Se-yeon Nominated
Drama of the Year The Flower in Prison Nominated
Top Excellence Award, Actor in a Special Project Drama Go Soo Nominated
Top Excellence Award, Actress in a Special Project Drama Kim Mi-sook Nominated
Excellence Award, Actor in a Special Project Drama Seo Ha-joon Won
Choi Tae-joon Nominated
Excellence Award, Actress in a Special Project Drama Jin Se-yeon Won
Golden Acting Award, Actor in a Special Project Drama Jung Joon-ho Won
Best Young Actress Jung Da-bin Won
Best Couple Award Seo Ha-joon and Jin Se-yeon Nominated
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