UK contract law question :

Salman Kapoor, a top Bollywood actor born in Manchester and living and working in London entered into 3 separate contracts;

Contract 1: The first contract was to sign up to a movie 'Golmaal; The Fun Returns' playing the leading role. However, as Salman was also producing the movie, he was required to pay a deposit of 25,000 to the movie studio to rent the studio for the filming. He paid this amount upfront. Unfortunately, 1 month after the contract was signed and the 25,000 was paid by Salman, the movie studio suffered devastating damage from a fire and as such, was not able to be used to film the movie. Salman requested that the money he had paid be returned to him. The Studio refused saying that the contract with Salman was void for frustration.

Contract 2: The second contract was for Salman to appear in a TV documentary called 'Bollywood Heroes' which was to be produced by a state-owned TV production company in Sweden. Salman was paid 20,000 Euros as a deposit up front to secure his services and a further E20,000 would be paid once the documentary was screened. However, 3 weeks after the contract was signed, and Salman had received his E20,000, the UK tragically left the EU with no trade deal in place, and the British Government passed legislation which banned any British national from entering into any contracts with EU member states and declared all existing contracts illegal. The Swedish TV company requested that Salman repay the E20,000 immediately and stated that no further money would be paid as the contract was void for frustration.

Contract 3: The third contract Salman entered into was with a new agent to represent his interests. He paid the agent 100,000 as a deposit with the agreement that a further 50,000 would be paid monthly. However, after the disaster with the movie studio and the cancellation of his TV documentary Salman decided that it would not be profitable enough to pay an agent, and he would represent his own interests. He called the agent to cancel the contract and demanded the repayment of the 100,000.

Advise Salman as to whether any or all 3 of the contracts can be terminated for Frustration, and if so, what the effect of frustration might be in relation to the deposits paid and the moneys still owing.