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Danny Daggert
Emmerdale character
Portrayed by	Cleveland Campbell
Duration	2001–2007
First appearance	25 June 2001
Last appearance	29 May 2007
Introduced by	Steve Frost (2001) Kathleen Beedles (2007)
Classification	Former; regular
Profile
Occupation	Antiques salesman
Home	Portugal
Family Mother Cynthia Daggert Sisters Latisha Daggert Nephews Kirk Daggert First cousins Toni Daggert

Danny Daggert is a fictional character from the British ITV soap opera, Emmerdale, played by Cleveland Campbell.

Character's background[edit]

When Danny and his family arrived in the village in 2001, it was clear they were really struggling for money.

Storylines[edit]

At the first chance he got, Danny went out to get a job so his mum Cynthia (Kay Purcell) could keep the household afloat. While his family were counting the pennies, Danny was getting friendly with local girl Ollie Reynolds (Vicky Binns).

When Danny’s family left the village in 2002, he decided to stay and be with Ollie - who’d recently lost her mother. His presence was a great help to Ollie and he coped admirably as she worked hard to finish her A-Levels. Ollie announced she wanted to go to university, leaving Danny alone and heartbroken - knowing in his heart that they couldn't keep the relationship going. Even though Ollie was gone, Danny remained in the bosom of the Reynolds family - by living with her grandfather Len Reynolds (Peter Martin). Danny’s love life was non-existent for a long while, but he used that time to progress in his career.

His boss Rodney Blackstock (Patrick Mower), impressed with Danny’s enthusiasm, promoted him and everything was looking rosy for the young lad. The bond between Rodney and Danny was threatened when Val Lambert (Charlie Hardwick) arrived in Emmerdale. The sexy seductress managed to lure both men into bed and the discovery of her antics ended with them in a fight. However, despite the violence between them, Danny and Rodney eventually made up - and Rodney was delighted Val chose him over the young stud.

Danny wasn't single for long. Widower Marlon Dingle (Mark Charnock) was desperate to get young Donna Windsor (Verity Rushworth) to stop fancying him, so begged Danny to take her on a date. The evening was a big success and, after a few teething problems, they get together properly. But after a few months of dating – and a holiday in Rome – Donna and Danny realized they weren't meant to be and split up.

There was no hard feelings and Danny returned to working with Rodney and living with Len and Pearl. He briefly dated newcomer Jo Stiles (Roxanne Pallett), but found that her lifestyle was a bit too wild for him and they remained friends. Jo helped Danny when he realized there was a woman for him right under his nose. Single mum Dawn Woods (Julia Mallam) was a close pal of Danny’s and there was a spark between them. With her evil ex Scott Windsor (Ben Freeman) in prison, Danny was free to make his move and he did. For a while, they dated happily and it looked like something more serious might come of it. Unfortunately for Danny, Scott headed back to Emmerdale and had no intention of letting Dawn be happy without him. After much stirring, Scott and Danny ended up brawling and Dawn dropped them both. Danny was back on the singles market but didn't have too bad a time of it. His cousin Toni (Kerry Stacey) arrived in the village in 2005, and became pals with newcomer Jamie Hope (Alex Carter) – Dawn's brother – and is enjoying life to the maximum.

In August 2006, Danny's sister, Latisha (Danielle Henry), arrived in the village to visit Danny and offer him a job with the family in Portugal. After analysing his life in Emmerdale, Danny decided it was time to move and left for Portugal.

Danny returned briefly, on 25 May 2007, for Len's funeral before going back to Portugal.

See also[edit]

• Emmerdale Cast List