Django QuerySet result with null fields in results

I have to get a QuerySet with many-to-many relations with the same number of results as if I executed the query in the database, but can't manage how to do this; I don't care if I can get the results as a QuerySet item or as a values item, but I do care to get the same number of results.

Imagine the following scenario:

class Person(models.Model):
    name = models.CharField()


class Car(models开发者_Go百科.Model):
    name = models.CharField()


class House(models.Model):
    people = models.ManyToMany(Person)
    cars = models.ManyToMany(Car)


house_1 = House.objects.create()
house_2 = House.objects.create()

john = Person.objects.create(name='John')
mary = Person.objects.create(name='Mary')

house_1.people.add(john)
house_1.people.add(mary)

mike = Person.objects.create(name='Mike')
ferrari = Car.objects.create(name='Ferrari')

house_2.people.add(mike)
house_2.cars.add(ferrari)

'''

Expected search result, regardless of the result format (model instances or values):
------------------------------------
| House ID | Car      | Person     |
| 1        |          | John       |
| 1        |          | Mary       |
| 2        | Ferrari  | Mike       |
------------------------------------

'''

How can I get a list of values, with all 3 results, spanning multiple tables, as here?

I need this so that I can create a report which can potentialy contain null fields, so the duplicated results must be listed.

Thanks!

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Try to write SQL query that does that. You can't because it's wrong query to that data structure. Imagine that there will be 2 cars assigned to house 1. Should it be 1-[car-1]-John, 1-[car-2]-Merry or 1-[car-2]-John, 1-[car-1]-Merry?