Danny Miller has revealed his top priority after his Emmerdale exit - passing his driving test. Despite playing grease monkey Aaron Livesy in the ITV1 soap, Danny - who joined the show in 2008 and recently filmed his final scenes - hasn't had time to get behind the wheel in real life. "It's ironic. I play a mechanic, but I've been too busy to learn to drive," he told The Sun. The 21-year-old, who won awards and acclaim for his portrayal of troubled gay teenager Aaron, is also keen to try his hand at some gritty, dramatic roles. "It was hard leaving. I could have stayed there for ever, but I want to branch out," he explained. "I love Sherlock - I'm the biggest fan of Benedict Cumberbatch. He's unbelievable. Gritty roles like Dominic West's as serial killer Fred West in Appropriate Adult would be a dream come true." Danny added: "The likes of Pauline Quirke and people who've been in dramas - they come in and they don't know how we do it, 16 scenes a day. "You've got 10 hours to do all those scenes. It's a massive reality check. You don't have six hours to spend on a scene."
