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https://www.gog.com/forum/general/voices_selector_for_the_game_normality
Just to provide what I know of the history in relation to some comments here:
The game was originally created by a UK developer (Gremlin Interactive) and only had 3 credited voice actors (and possibly some uncredited amateurs). Gremlin self-published the game in the UK, but shopped it around to other publishers to handle publishing in different countries. Interplay decided the game could be successful in the US, but figured it needed more varied/better voice talent and got Feldman and bunch of professional voice actors to rerecord the game.
Some lines were rewritten but the subtitles were not updated. There are also like 2 - 3 lines in the US version that are missing where someone probably just made a mistake and those line never got recorded. Again that was always a problem in the US. Both of these issues were in the original US release, they are not a bug with the patch.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/n5tl8eusz1h2qhi/NormalityUsVoicesPatch.zip?dl=0