You guessed it: Quentin Tarantino's ninth film can also rely on Standards C and D, thanks to distributor Sony Pictures. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood's producers and creative team also include enough people of colour and women — such as casting director Victoria Thomas, set decorator Nancy Haigh, and costume designer Arianne Phillips — to meet Standard B. Though the movie's focus on white male characters means it fails Standard A, it has sufficient representation behind the scenes to still be in contention.